Europe’s CV registrations were 9.1 percent up
in April 2010 compared to one year before, according to the
European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA).
The growth mostly reflected a rise in LCV
registrations – which recorded a 13.7 increase over April 2009 (to
124,704 units). All major markets posted a growth – from 6 percent
in the UK to over 30 percent in France and Spain.
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Commercial vehicles between 3.5 tonnes and 16
tonnes, however, were 11.3 percent down to 19,501 units. Most major
markets posted a drop, with the UK and Italy dropping over 17
percent.
The heavier segment also posted a 11 percent
drop to 13,421 units. Among the largest markets, only Spain posted
a growth (by 12 percent).
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