According to a report by Reuters on January 26th, a joint report released by industry consulting firms J.D. Power and GlobalData indicates that U.S. new car sales for January are expected to decrease by 1.5% compared to the same period last year, attributed to seasonal sales slowdown and signs of cooling demand for electric vehicles.
Na základe na the joint report from J.D. Power and GlobalData, the total sales of new cars in the U.S. for január (vrátane oboje maloobchod a nemaloobchod transakcií) are estimated to be around 1,087,900 jednotiek.
Reuters notes that, to maximalize year-end sales and incentives, most U.S. consumers prefer to purchase cars in december, thereby reducing car sales in január of the follow year.
V január, USA spotrebitelia sú očakávaní na výdavky takmer $37 miliarda na nové autá, a 2% pokles porovnané k rovnaké obdobie posledný rok. Stimul výdavky per vozidlo za na mesiac je odhadovaný na be okolo $2,346, reprezentujúci a zhruba 74% zvýšenie od the rovnaké obdobie posledný rok. The average transakcia cena (ATP) za nové autá je projektované na be $45,106, a pokles z $1,636 od the rovnaké obdobie v 2023.
Additionally, due to the new regulations on tax credits for electric vehicles enacted by the U.S. government earlier this month, the retail sales share of electric vehicles in January is expected to decline from 9.2% at the end of 2023 to 8.1%. According to a previous report by Bloomberg, data from the U.S. fueleconomy.gov website shows that as of January 1st of this year, the stricter standards have reduced the number of electric vehicle models eligible for tax credits from approximately 24 to 13.
Thomas King, President of the Data and Analytics Division at J.D. Power, stated, "As of January 1, many electric vehicles no longer qualify for U.S. government incentives, so many consumers opted to load electric vehicles in december of last year."
