Turkey’s vehicle registrations extend slump in October
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to data released by the Turkish Statistical Institute, the number of road motor vehicles registered to traffic stood at a total of 22,818,544 units by the end of October, with 38,119 new road motor vehicle registrations.
The number of road motor vehicles registrations decreased by 15.7% compared with the previous month and by 65.6% compared with the same month of the previous year.
The data showed that within the total new registrations in October, cars accounted for the highest percentage at 48.7%, followed by motorcycles 26%, small trucks 11.2% and tractors 10.3%. Minibusses, buses, trucks and special purpose vehicles constituted 3.8% of new registrations.
The number of road motor vehicles registrations decreased by 15.7% compared with the previous month and by 65.6% compared with the same month of the previous year.
The data showed that within the total new registrations in October, cars accounted for the highest percentage at 48.7%, followed by motorcycles 26%, small trucks 11.2% and tractors 10.3%. Minibusses, buses, trucks and special purpose vehicles constituted 3.8% of new registrations.
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