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Vehicle registrations down 3.9% in January y-o-y

In January 2025, 4,077 motor vehicles were registered compared with 4,243 in January 2024, recording a decrease of 3.9% while the share of electric and hybrid cars was up, according to Cystat.

Passenger saloon cars decreased to 3,176 from 3,430 in January 2024, recording a fall of 7.4%. Of the total passenger saloon cars, 1,565 or 49.3% were new and 1,611 or 50.7% were used cars.

The share of petrol powered passengers’ cars to the total of this category of vehicles decreased in January 2025 to 42.4% from 48.7% in the corresponding month of the preceding year, as well as the share of diesel powered cars to 8.1% in 2025 from 10.3% in 2024.

On the other hand, the share of electric cars rose from 2.4% in 2024 to 5.6% in 2025 and of hybrid cars from 38.7% to 43.9%.

Motor coaches and buses registered in January 2025 decreased to 7, from 14 in the same month of 2024. Goods conveyance vehicles increased by 8.9% to 479 in January 2025, compared to 440 in January 2024. In particular, light goods vehicles increased by 14.7% to 405, heavy goods vehicles by 4.3% to 48, road tractors (units of trailers) by 6.7% to 16, while rental vehicles decreased by 61.5% to 10.

Mopeds under 50cc registered in January 2025 increased to 21 compared to 18 in the corresponding month of the previous year. At the same time, motorcycles over 50cc increased by 21% to 340 in January 2025, compared to 281 in the same month of 2024.

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