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September registrations: Market shifts towards private ownership of hybrid cars

Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
The SMMT’s September 2020 year-to-date figures illustrate the continued shift towards private – as opposed to fleet or company – vehicle ownership. (Source: SMMT)

Overall registrations remain under great pressure, but the latest new car sales figures point to another bumper month for electric vehicles. Meanwhile, diesel-fuelled internal combustion engine vehicles have taken the biggest hit. There are also signs that vehicle ownership preferences are changing. But what does this mean for the shape of the car market that feeds aftermarket tyre sales?

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