Cars

UK new car registrations fall -6.7% in October, as consumer confidence remains weak.
Private demand sees significant drop, down -13.2%, while fleet demand remains stable.
Alternatively fuelled vehicles reach record 9.9% market share with 14,231 registered.
Year-to-date market down -2.9% with 58,897 fewer cars registered than in October 2018.

UK new car market declines in first nine months of 2019, as Brexit uncertainty stifles consumer confidence.
September registrations up just 1.3% on low volume 2018, with 343,255 joining British roads.
Year-to-date market remains 49,000 units shy of same period in 2018 to record the lowest performance since 2013.

UK new car market falls -1.6% in August, to 92,573 registrations.
Good news for zero emission vehicle uptake, with registrations up nearly fivefold to take record 3.4% market share as hybrids also register growth.
Industry calls for policies and measures to boost uptake of latest, lowest emission vehicles, a vital step on the road to zero.

UK new car market declines by -4.1% to 157,198 registrations – the lowest July market since 2012.
Battery electric car registrations almost triple to take record monthly market share as new EV forecast suggests full year share could double in 2020.
Year-to-date performance down -3,5%, with more than 1.4 million new cars joining British roads since January.

UK new car market declines for fourth consecutive month, down -4.9% in June, as alternatively fuelled vehicle demand falls for first time in 26 months.
Boost for battery electric cars but plug-in hybrid decline continues, falling -50.4%, as hybrids also take a hit.
Half year market falls -3.4%, with 1.27 million new cars registered in first six months – in line with expectations.

UK new car registrations fall -4.6% in May with 183,724 units registered.
Demand for petrol and AFV vehicles increases, but diesel registrations fall -18.3%
Year-to-date market broadly stable, down -3.1% with 33,000 fewer cars registered compared with 2018.
Meanwhile, the underlying economic and political instability continues to affect consumer and business confidence.

UK new car market declines -4.1% in April with 161,064 units registered.
Private registrations fall -10.3% while fleet demand remains steady, up 2.9%.
Overall alternatively fuelled vehicle market rises 12.7%, but zero emission-capable plug-in hybrids fall by more than a third.

UK new car market down -3.4% in key plate change month as diesel and Brexit uncertainty continued to affect confidence. New cars safer than ever before, with eight in 10 featuring self-activating safety tech, including autonomous emergency braking and collision…

British new car market stable in February, rising 1.4% following January dip, marking solid start to 2019.
81,969 new cars registered on UK roads in the quietest month of the year ahead of crucial March plate change.
Demand for alternatively fuelled cars rises 34.0%, marking 22 consecutive months of growth as buyers respond to growing model choice.

UK new car market dips -1.6% in January as 161,013 models leave forecourts. Private buyers boost the market in first month of 2019, but fail to offset declines in business and fleet registrations. Demand for electric, plug-in hybrid and hybrid…