For March, the Global Light Vehicle (LV) selling rate is estimated to be 90 million units/year, an improvement on the previous month and higher overall than the 2024 result. Read more: bit.ly/4itOZlY

BAUMA 2025 focused on technological transformation, emphasising the industry’s continued drive towards a cleaner, smarter, and more connected future. Read more in our latest Analyst Briefing on just-auto.com: bit.ly/44bpcLT

At Auto Shanghai 2025, the Audi-Huawei collaboration demonstrated that autonomous leadership isn’t EV-exclusive. The tech-automaker partnership model may prove to be the technical breakthrough itself. Read more in our latest Analyst Briefing on just-auto.com: bit.ly/4jVszea

While domestic demand remains important to European OEMs, external markets such as Russia, the US, and China, have provided both scale and stability – until now. Read more in our latest Analyst Briefing on just-auto.com: bit.ly/3YrIU2d

Despite not having the biggest booth at Auto Shanghai 2025, Huawei showed isn’t just a supplier — it’s rewriting the rules of how cars are made in China. Read more in our latest Analyst Briefing on just-auto.com: bit.ly/3YrIU2d

According to preliminary estimates, Light Vehicle (LV) sales grew by 12.8% YoY in April, to 1.49 million units. Read more: bit.ly/44kmZxJ

In March 2025, China’s LV market surged, propelled by national policies aimed at stimulating consumer spending. Read more: bit.ly/3EWi1Nh

In April, the PV selling rate for Western Europe stood at 11.2 million units/year, broadly in line with that of March. Read more: bit.ly/4m6DSCp

The 2025 Commercial Vehicle Show reaffirmed its status as the UK's premier event for the road transport industry. Read more in our latest Analyst Briefing on just-auto.com: bit.ly/43ck0oP

In March, Light Vehicle (LV) wholesales in India experienced a modest increase of 1% month-on-month (MoM), totaling 446k units. Read more: bit.ly/4j1tA3P

For April, the Global Light Vehicle (LV) selling rate is estimated to be 92 million units/year. Read more: bit.ly/3ZgFsrJ

Most markets in the region experienced a higher diesel share in April than was seen in March. Read more: bit.ly/43QtQxX

The ASEAN Light Vehicle (LV) market closed Q1 2025 with marginal growth of 2% YoY. Read more: bit.ly/4jwAMVR

As Hyundai Group navigates the slowdown in global EV demand, the company has started to refocus its efforts on its existing xEV technology — the hybrid vehicle — to drive growth. Read more in our latest Analyst Briefing on just-auto.com: bit.ly/3HoDFdP

US Light Vehicle (LV) sales grew by 1.5% year-on-year (YoY) in May 2025, to 1.46 million units. Read more: bit.ly/3FwyRCP

Western Europe’s car market selling rate fell to 10.9 million units/year in May, from 11.2m/pa in April. Read more: bit.ly/3Tf0KCi

Thailand’s position in the ASEAN automotive landscape is facing increasing pressure as regional dynamics shift. Read more in our latest Analyst Briefing on just-auto.com: bit.ly/44aMdxS

In April 2025, China’s light vehicle (LV) market sustained its robust growth trajectory, with sales increasing by 12% YoY to approximately 2.0 million units. Read more: bit.ly/3HCpdPF

As we approach the midpoint of 2025, the momentum of Chinese brands has gathered more pace. Read more in our latest Analyst Briefing on just-auto.com: bit.ly/4kGsEmU

The global vehicle market is being supported by still strong sales in the US and China, but demand is weaker in Europe. Read more: bit.ly/4jTlCtO