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The Belgian commercial vehicle driver is exchanging his diesel for a plug-in hybrid. Meanwhile, more than one in five new cars has a plug.
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The free fall of diesel car sales continues unabated. While ten years ago more than 75 percent of all new cars were equipped with a diesel engine, it is now 24 percent. This is apparent from the analysis of the automotive sector federation Febiac after the first three quarters of this year.
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While diesels were initially mainly exchanged for cars with a petrol engine after Dieselgate, buyers are now mainly switching to hybrids and fully electric cars. Compared to the pre-corona year 2019, diesel cars lost 7 percentage points of market share, plug-in cars gained 13 percentage points.
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From new tax rules for company cars cast their shadows ahead. While the final texts of the reform plans of Minister of Finance Vincent Van Peteghem (CD&V) are expected by mid-November, the lease driver is already anticipating the upcoming measures.
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The new car market is increasingly dominated by commercial vehicles.
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These measures determine that by 2026 only new, fully electric cars will retain their favorable tax regime. Petrol, diesel and also hybrids then, normally, lose a large part of their advantages.
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