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Fenabrave expects an increase of 12.8% in the sale of new vehicles by 2026

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Briefings

Fenabrave reported a 12.8% projected increase in new vehicle sales for 2026, driven by strong growth in light vehicles and electric vehicles. October sales declined by 4.06% compared to September, with electric vehicles contributing over 130% growth in the year-to-date period. The company highlighted a record September total of 500,000 placements, though recent months show mixed performance across segments.

Key points

• Fenabrave projected a 12.8% increase in new vehicle sales for 2026, up from 8.6% previously forecasted.
• Electric vehicles accounted for 524,766 units sold in the year-to-date period, representing a 130% growth rate.

Context

Fenabrave's 2026 sales forecast reflects a shift in market dynamics, with light vehicle sales growing 17.29% year-to-date while heavy transport sales declined 4.18%. The company attributes recent volatility to calendar changes and program implementations, noting a gradual recovery in certain segments.

Limitations

October sales data shows a 4.06% decline compared to September, with specific month-to-month variations attributed to calendar differences. Future projections remain uncertain as the company notes continued challenges in heavy transport sectors despite recent improvements in light vehicle markets.

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