UK new car sales up by nearly a quarter in October – SMMT


(Reuters) – British new car registrations rose for the third consecutive month in October, up by around a quarter, according to preliminary industry data released on Friday.
(Reuters) – British new car registrations rose for the third consecutive month in October, up by around a quarter, according to preliminary industry data released on Friday.
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) said it expects a market recovery in 2023.
The SMMT will provide the final figures for the month at 0900 GMT.
(Reporting by Amna Karimi in Bengaluru; Editing by Maju Samuel)
New car registration refers to the process of officially recording a new vehicle with the relevant authorities, allowing it to be legally driven on public roads.
Market recovery is the process through which an economy or industry rebounds from a downturn, characterized by increased sales, production, and consumer confidence.
The SMMT is a trade association in the UK that represents the interests of the automotive industry, providing data, insights, and advocacy for its members.
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