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Brian Cooke, Ard-Stiúrthóir SIMI
FÓGARTHA na staitisticí is déanaí maidir le clárú gluaisteán, le méadú 16.5% ar dhíolacháin charranna nua ná mar a bhí sa tréimhse chéanna in 2022.
D'eisigh Cumann Thionscal Mótar na hÉireann (SIMI) a staitisticí oifigiúla maidir le clárú feithiclí nua 232 do mhí Mheán Fómhair.
Tháinig laghdú 10.3% ar chlárúcháin charranna nua do mhí Mheán Fómhair, i gcomparáid le Meán Fómhair 2022.
Dúirt Brian Cooke, Ard-Stiúrthóir SIMI, gur “ábhar imní” é an laghdú ar chlárúcháin charranna nua i mí Mheán Fómhair.
“Cé go bhfuil fás láidir tagtha ar mhargadh na gcarranna nua go dtí seo i mbliana, is ábhar imní é an laghdú ar chlárúcháin charranna nua do Mheán Fómhair, laghdú 10.3% ar an mí chéanna anuraidh.
Go dtí seo i mbliana, tá 21,707 carr nua leictreacha cláraithe i gcomparáid le 14,510 (+49.6%) sa tréimhse chéanna anuraidh.
I mí Mheán Fómhair, d'fhás an sciar den mhargadh gluaisteán, le peitril ag coinneáil an sciar is mó ag 30.39%, agus díosal ag 22.18%, Hibrid 18.64%, Leictreach 18.34%, agus Hibrid Inluchtaithe 8.21%.
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