Cars, an alarming increase in radiation: an increase of 49.6% in July alone | The Amazing Reasons – 0-100 Motors LifeStyle Watches

Car emissions mark a new record in July, an increase of 49.6% that is shaking the foundations of the car market.

Vehicle radiation enhancement is a phenomenon in constant growthwith a particularly worrying peak recorded last month.

An uncertain fact emerges from a recent study: in the month of July alone, vehicle radiation changed so far +49.6% compared to yesterdayan increase that is shaking the foundations of the car market.

But what is behind this frightening truth? And what they are the consequences what’s next for us in the short term?

Radiation bombardment

The government’s incentives to buy new cars have definitely boosted the Italian car market, with a significant increase in sales in the months of June and July. However, this increase dark side: radiation. Vehicle scrapping, also known as write-offs, increased by 49.6% in July 2024 compared to the same month the previous year. This means that for every 100 new cars that were registered, about 97 were deleted.

A worrying fact, but which sectors benefited the most from this trend? Piedmont proves itself to be the most dynamic region, with increased by 16.5% changes in used car ownership in July. On the other hand, Emilia Romagna recorded a decline of 6.1%, while Lombardy, Veneto and Valle d’Aosta showed more limited growth. The strong decline in Trentino Alto Adige is surprising, with a decrease of 24.8% compared to the same period of the previous year.

A dynamic market

The Italian car market is proving its vitality. Not only the new car market, but also the used car market is recording positive numbers. In June, new car sales reached +15%, and in July, although slowing down a bit, they still registered +4.7%. But it is the most impressive growth was recorded in the used market. According to the data ACI283,592 property changes were made in July, with an increase of 16% compared to the same month of 2023. Diesel cars (44.8%) and petrol cars (35.6%) continue to dominate the scene. However, it is the hybrid that speaks for itself, with an increase of +85% compared to July 2023.

Hybrids now account for 9.3% of total ownership changes, with petrol hybrids at 7.7% and diesel hybrids at 1.4%. A fact that confirms the growing attention of Italians towards it other engines and which could mark a turning point in the second-hand market. On the other hand, methane and electric cars, although they are growing, still represent a special place, with 1.8% and 0.9% of ownership changes respectively.