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ACEA Reports Deliveries Down in the EU in all Segments During Q1


ACEA reported commercial vehicle registrations in the EU in March dropped 9.8% and 11.0% for the first quarter. In March new commercial vehicle registrations in the EU fell for the 15th consecutive month, totaling 166,402 units, with France down 10.2%, Germany down 18.5%, Spain down 20.2% and Italy down 20.3%, while the UK was the only market which increased 7.7%. For ...
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