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NEW CAR SALES: BYD boom, Tesla revival help strong June VFACTS

Tesla · Australia

NEW CAR SALES: BYD boom, Tesla revival help strong June VFACTS

The new-car market’s mid-year report card has fallen short of straight-As, with a bumper June – boosted by solid Tesla and strong BYD demand – but deliveries down 1.4 per cent since January 1. Sales of new motor vehicles in 2025 have reported their highest June result in the better part of a decade – and the fourth-highest on record – amid a surge in sales ahead of the end of the financial year. Deliveries are still down 1.4 per cent over the f…See the Story

New Light-Vehicle Sales Ease Up in May - CollisionWeek

Sales pace slows after accelerating in March and April in anticipation of higher vehicle prices due to tariffs. The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) reports that new light-vehicle sales slowed to a 15.7-million-unit SAAR in May 2025, following back-to-back months where the SAAR clocked in above 17 million units. According to NADA’s monthly Market Beat …Australia · Australia See the Story

AutoTrader Data Shows Resilient Used Car Sales In April 2025, Despite Minor Decline - The Bulrushes

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Johannesburg – Following a strong showing last month, the South African used car market remained relatively stable in April despite experiencing a minor sales decrease on a month-on-month (MoM) and year-on-year basis (YoY). Despite this, the sales figures highlight strong interest in used cars, with a mix of vehicles – from bakkies to affordable hatchbacks and luxury sedans – dominating the top 10 list. According to the latest AutoTrader data, …Argentina · Argentina See the Story

Industry Affairs: On the Road with Dealers

Over the past month, the AADA has been actively connecting with members across Queensland, the ACT, and regional Victoria as part of our ongoing commitment to industry engagement and advocacy. These visits are a vital part of how we ensure the real-world experiences of dealers help shape national policy discussions.As part of the Queensland Regional Dealer Roadshow, AADA partnered with MTAQ to visit dealerships in the Gold Coast, Toowoomba, Suns…Queensland, Australia · Queensland Read Article

New Vehicle Sales April 2025

Australia’s new car market slowed down in April 2025, with vehicle sales dropping by 6.15 per cent to 91,316 units compared to the same time last year. Year to date, sales are down by 3.63 per cent on the same period in 2024.PHEVs saw a significant decline following the removal of the FBT exemption, with their market share dropping to 2.9% in April 2025, down from 4.7% in March 2025. In contrast, BEVs accounted for 5.9% of the market. Chinese EV…Australia · Australia Read Article

Used car sales bounce back after slow start to 2025

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After a tough end to 2024, used car sales in Australia have continued to rebound in 2025, once...See the Story

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