Best-selling cars, registrations July 2024

The Italian market of the car in the month of July 2024 has grown by +4.7% on July 2023especially with the tail of the incentives that June 2024 had led to a significantly higher growth thanks to theincentive effect. The effect of the bonuses is limited, with funds for the purchase of electric vehicles now sold outwhile the demand for these vehicles without bonus is struggling to grow. However, the following remain available: 69.8% of the funds for incentives to plug-in hybrid cars and the 41.4% for traditional cars in the range 61-135 g/km of CO2.

How many cars were sold July 2024

Specifically, in July 2024, the following were registered: 124,806 new carscompared to 119,247 registered in July last year. Sales in the last month brought the total registrations in the first seven months to 1,011,259 unitsmarking a growth of 5.2% over the same period in 2023 (-18.2% compared to January-July 2019).

Sales of the battery electric vehicles (BEV)after a peak of 8.3% in June, are fell sharply to 3.4% in Julywhile plug-in hybrid cars (PHEV) have recovered slightly, reaching the 3.9%. Overall, electrified vehicles (ECV) represent only the 7.3% of the marketa sign that the market and the Italians have so far they reject plug-in cars.

Best Selling Cars July 2024

The ranking of the best-selling cars in July 2024 saw the Fiat Panda with 7,337 registrations, followed by Dacia Sandero (5.925) and from Renault Clio (3,731). In this ranking, it is worth highlighting the growth of Jeep Avenger which, with 3,169 units sold, occupies sixth place and the first in the SUV ranking.

Sales of diesel, petrol, LPG, hybrid and electric cars

Registrations of electric carsafter the boom in June, in July they recorded 4,292 units sold, dropping to one disappointing share of 3.4%in line with that of July 2023 (at 3.8% in the January-July period). PHEVs also bad which stopped at 3.9%, down 0.5 percentage points, with a share of 3.3% in the first seven months.

In July, Italians mainly bought non-rechargeable hybrid carswho have reached the 40.1% sharecompared to 39.0% in the previous seven months. Of these, cars “full” hybrid they have a share of the11.5%while the “mild” hybrid represent the 28.6%.

The petrol car were also popular, with a slight loss of 0.2 percentage points, settling at 28.4% in the month and 30.0% in the cumulative. The dieselespecially for the lack of models available, has seen a drastic reduction of more than a quarter of its volumes, falling to 12.9% share in the month (-5.1 points) and at 14.3% in seven months.

The LPG continued to grow, reaching the11.4% in the month of July and the 9.4% in the period January-July. Finally, the methane he only recorded 13 registrations in July and barely covers the 0.1% of quota in the cumulative.

Who sold the most in July

In July, the group Stellantis has registered 35,161 carswith a 8.8% drop compared to last year. Alfa Romeo fell by 24.2%, Citroën by 4.7%, DS by 30.9%, Fiat by 28.7%, Lancia by 16.1% and Maserati by 51.8%. On the contrary, Jeep increased by 4.9%, Opel by 43.1% and Peugeot by 15%. The Volkswagen Group recorded 20,099 registrations, with a 3.2% dropAudi rose by 5.6%, Lamborghini by 14.3%, while Cupra lost 26.7%, Seat by 29%, Skoda by 1% and Volkswagen by 2.6%.

The Renault Group it went up 32.4%with 17,197 registrations: Dacha increased by 36.2% and the brand Renault of 27.8%. The Toyota Group which has seen a growth of 142.1%with Toyota up 144.2% and Lexus up 162.5%.

BMW registered 6,614 cars, with a 6.5% drop: The BMW brand increased by 11.7%, while Mini fell by 55.6%. Also Ford he suffered a 7.3% dropWhile Hyundai it’s gone down of 1.7%And Kia increased by 22.6%. Mercedes-Benz recorded 4,140 registrations, with a 4.8% drop: the main brand rose by 0.7%, while Smart fell 62.1%. Among other houses, Nissan fell by 36.1%, Suzuki increased by 9.2%, Mazda of 2.5%, Honda of 32.4%, Mitsubishi of 113% and Subaru of 58.2%.

Also Volvo rose by 5.1% with 1,550 cars, while Jaguar Land Rover it dropped by 18% and Tesla recorded a decrease of 0.8%. Ferrari saw an increase of 73.0%, while Porsche decreased by 11.5%.

BEST-SELLING CARS July 2024 (PDF files downloadable from direct link)

• Car Registrations by Make – July 2024: Car brands ranking
• Car registrations by group – July 2024: Brand and group car classification.
• Registrations in Italy of cars and off-road vehicles Top 50 models – July 2024: Ranking of the 50 best-selling car models in Italy.
• Market Structure – July 2024: Detail by power supply, user, segment, body type and geographical area.
• Top 10 by Segment – ​​July 2024: Ranking of the top 10 models of cars and off-road vehicles registered in Italy, with details by segment: small (A), small cars (B), medium (C), upper medium (D), upper (E), high-end (F).
• Top 10 for Nutrition – July 2024: Ranking of the top 10 models of cars and off-road vehicles registered in Italy, with details by fuel type: petrol, diesel, LPG, methane, hybrid and electric and hydrogen.
• Car registrations by CO2 bands – July 2024.
• Car Registrations by Owner’s Province of Residence – July 2024.

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