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May 20, 2020
Automotive Rapid Response Report - 20 May 2020
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- A 34% week-on-week (w/w) increase in national retail
registration volume, representing almost 61,000 units
- Non-Luxury crossover utility vehicle (CUV)/sport utility vehicle (SUV) segments had the highest volume improvement w/w, contributing over 40% of the overall gain in retail registrations
- Pickup segments resume w/w improvement of 30%, inventory constraints on popular models as days supply contracts by 22%
- Luxury segments w/w improvement of 50%, representing a 10,000-unit increase
- Highlighting the top three retail volume states, there
are notable differences between the segments contributing to the
w/w improvements:
- 66% w/w increase in New York as the state continues its phased re-opening, with all beaches set to open for the upcoming holiday weekend
- 40% w/w increase in Texas, the largest volume improvement of all states, despite the increase in coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases as the state opens retails, restaurants, movie theaters, and more. 1 May with 25% capacity restrictions
- 29% w/w increase in California, currently in phase 2 of the state re-opening, notably a car segment is ranked 2nd w/w improvement
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