European Union commercial vehicle sales slipped 27.1% in April
New commercial vehicle registrations in the European Union fell 27.1% to 125,034 units in April, followed by 24.9% decline in March.
On YTD basis, demand for commercial vehicles in the EU decreased by 20.3%.
All vehicle segments saw declines due to supply chain and Russia-Ukraine war issues.

The four key EU markets suffered significant losses, contributing to the regionâs sharp fall: Spain -36.0%, Germany â30.5%, France -28.6% and Italy -17.5%.
New light commercial vehicles dipped 30.2% to 99,908 units.
New heavy commercial vehicles fell 10.8% Y/Y.
New medium and heavy commercial vehicles dropped 12.6% to 23,308 units.
New medium and heavy buses & coaches declined 1.2% to 1,818 units.
A quick look at 12 months trend:

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