(Finance) – Approximately 106 thousand carsdown 4.9% compared to the same month of 2023. In the cumulative year, registrations were 1,559,229, down 0.5% compared to the previous year. Analyzing in detail the registrations for dietcars a gas they closed December down by 11.4%, with a market share of 28.4%. Passenger cars are also down Diesel (-18.5% on December 2023), with a market share of 13.0%. During the year, registrations of petrol cars increased by 1.9% (29.2% share) while the negative trend of diesel cars continues (-21.4% and 13.8% share in the period) . These are some of the data contained in Anfia’s in-depth focus dedicated to the structure of the car market in Italy in December.
Car registrations ad diet alternative they represent 58.5% of the market in the month of December alone, with volumes increasing compared to the same month of 2023 (+2.5%). Cumulatively, alternatives increased by 13.0% and have a market share of 56.9% (+6.8 pp compared to 2023). Electrified cars represent 49.3% of the December market, while in the cumulative they have a share of 47.5%, with volumes increasing both in the month (+3.9%) and in the cumulative (+5.7% ). Among these, the hybrid mild And full they increased by 9.5% in the month, with a market share of 40.3%, while, cumulatively, they grew by 10.1%, with a market share of 40.0%.
The registrations of cars rechargeable they fell by 15.5% in the month (market share: 9.0%) and fell by 12.9% in the cumulative period (with the market share at 7.5%). In detail, the car electrical they have a share of 5.5% and dropped by 14.8% in the month. Plug-in hybrids also fell: -16.7%, with a 3.5% market share for the month. In the cumulative, both the DRINK that the PHEV are decreasing, respectively -1.0% (MS: 4.2%) and -24.4% (MS: 3.3%).
Finally, cars a gas they represent 9.1% of December registrations, entirely made up of LPG cars (-4.3% on December 2023). In the cumulative annual figure of 2024, LPG cars are growing by 1.7% (MS: 9.3%) and methane cars are decreasing by 34.3% (MS: 0.1%).
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