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New truck registrations up 13% in July

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New commercial vehicle registrations continued to climb year-on-year in July, while used truck registrations were down slightly for the period. 

Total registrations of new trucks and buses over 3500kg GVM sits at 592 units for the month, up 13.6% compared to the same period a year prior which saw 521 registrations of new commercials.

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Total registrations of used trucks and buses over 3500kg GVM sits at 186 units for the month, down 13.1% compared to the same period a year prior which saw 214 units registered. 

Fuso is market leader for new commercials in July with 109 units registered and an 18.4% market share. This is up 21.1% compared to the same period last year which saw 90 units registered for the brand. 

Isuzu is in second spot for the month, up 41% y/y with 86 units registered and a 14.5% market share. 

Hino is third, down 9.5% with 67 units registered and an 11.3% market share. 

Scania follows, up 22% with 61 units registered; Fiat up 47.2% (53), Iveco down 20% (24), Mercedes-Benz down 35.1% (24), Volvo up 187.5% (23), Foton down 8.7% (21) and UD Trucks up 33.3% (20). 

Hino is market leader in used commercials for the month of July with 46 units registered and a 24.7% market share. This is up 7% compared to the same period last year which saw 43 units registered for the brand. 

Toyota is in second spot, down 24.1% y/y with 41 units registered and a 22% market share. 

Isuzu is third, down 14.3% with 30 units registered and a 16.1% market share. 

Mitsubishi follows, down two units with 25; Nissan down one unit (17), Iveco up three (4), MAN (4), Mazda down one (4), Fiat unchanged (2) and Ford down two (2). 

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