In December, the national vehicle production was from 38,018 units, 29.2% less than the previous November volume, and 2.8% more than December 2023.
In it accumulated from January to December, the sector produced 506,571 passenger and utility vehicleswith which he registered a decrease of 17.1% with respect to the volume that was manufactured in the same period of the 2023 (610,715).
In December, the automotive terminals exported 26,667 vehicles17.3% less compared to the previous month and increased 22.3% compared to the performance of December 2023. The sector traded at dealer network 49,462 units in December, 23.3% more than November and was 97.3% higher compared to the same month in 2023.
With 13 business days of activity -seven less than in their inter-month comparison-, automotive terminals produced 38,018 units, 29.2% less than the records of the previous November and 2.8% more compared to December of last year when 36,973 units were manufactured.
Between January and December, the terminals exported 314,735 units, 3.4% less compared to the 325,894 units that were shipped to various markets during 2023.
Automotive companies conclude a “challenging year” but project a “favorable” 2025
After a complex end of the year, automotive companies are preparing to improve indicators and adjust their projections for next year, immersed in a favorable climate. As advanced Scope, After the market recovery in recent months, they foresee an increase in production that could reach up to 600,000 km in 2025.
“We concluded a challenging year that we face in a favorable way from working together with the value chain and the Government, with concrete measures to improve competitiveness such as the elimination of the COUNTRY tax or the Decree of non-payment of withholdings on incremental exports, which generated a new, more positive scenario than the one initially projected,” he said. Martin Zuppi, president of ADEFA.
He said that “these measures, together with new investments as well as the announcement of others for years to come for more than US$1.7 billionand productivity improvements in the plants, allowed the sector to close the year with results higher than expected.”
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“In relation to the data of December, considerable interannual growth was recorded in all variables – production, exports and wholesale sales – highlighting the export growth of 22%ratifying the long-term sustainable business model, by reaffirming the productive export profile of the sector,” he added.
Wholesale sales of vehicles grew in 2024
From ADEFA They also highlighted the increase in wholesale sales, which exceeded the volumes of the previous year due to the improvement in supply and access to credit. “With a defined strategy and agenda, the initial projections for 2025 are presented favorably”he highlighted.
According to the president of ADEFA, all key indicators show growth compared to 2024 in the order of 10% to 15% and this positive outlook could be strengthened thanks to ongoing measures.
In wholesale sales, automotive companies marketed to the dealer network 49,462 units in December23.3% above the volume of the previous month and registered an increase of 97.3% compared to deliveries in December of the previous year.
Between January and December, the sector sold a total of 411,406 units to its network1.1% more compared to the 406,940 units that were delivered in the same period of 2023.
Source: Ambito
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