In the period of January-February 2022, it was investigated how many new vehicles per 1000 people in Europe. The research has placed Turkey in the 30th place among 31 countries. Here are the details of the research showing how low new car sales are…
EBS Consulting, which takes the pulse of the automobile industry in Turkey, shared some statistics that will really bother you while examining it. shared statistics, January-February 2022 It showed the sales of zero vehicles in proportion to the population of the countries during the period. A table covering the European Union countries, the countries within the scope of the European Free Trade Association and Turkey, It has been revealed that the new vehicle sales per 1000 people in Turkey is only 1. This figure is 3.65 across Europe.
Turkey, with this statistic Ranked 30th out of 31 countries. Just below us is Bulgaria. The main reason why Bulgaria is below Turkey is the policies in the country. in European countries used vehicles importing it into the country changes the balance in Bulgaria a little. If such a situation did not exist, Bulgaria would probably be above Turkey. Let’s move on to the details of that research together.
Here is the number of new vehicles per 1000 people across Europe
Looking at the details of the research, the best situation in Europe LuxembourgWe see that in . By ratio of automobile and light commercial vehicle sales in January-February 2022 to the population, the researchers found that the number of vehicles per 1000 people in this country. 12.66 they came to the conclusion that Luxembourg was followed by Ireland with 9.04, Belgium with 6.68, Iceland with 5.21 and Germany with 5.21.
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In the last 5 places of the list, Latvia with 1.61, Greece with 1.44, Romania with 1.09, Turkey with 1.08 and Bulgaria with 0.76. This research reveals how out of place the debate “Even the doorman has a car”, which was on the agenda of Turkey for a while, is actually. Because math is never wrong.
The 10 countries with the highest number of new vehicles per 1000 inhabitants:
- Luxembourg: 12.66
- Ireland: 9.04
- Belgium: 6.68
- Iceland: 5.21
- Germany: 5.21
- Slovenia: 4.8
- Sweden: 4.5
- Switzerland: 4.33
- Denmark: 4.31
- France: 4.21
The 10 countries with the lowest number of new vehicles per 1000 inhabitants:
- Slovakia: 2.47
- Hungary: 2.15
- Poland: 2.03
- Lithuania: 2.02
- Croatia: 1.8
- Latvia: 1.61
- Greece: 1.44
- Romania: 1.09
- Turkey: 1.08
- Bulgaria: 0.76