In line with other European markets, the UK car market continues to recover, recording its tenth consecutive month of growth with 177,266 units sold, an increase of 25.8% compared to June 2022. Electric vehicles grew by 39.4% to 31,700 units, representing a market share of 17.9%, an increase of almost 2 points compared to last year.
In this context, sales of:
ABARTH fell 57.3% to 114 units
ALFA ROMEO, down 32.70% to 107 units
CITROËN were down 34.02% to 1,590 units, giving a market share of 0.9%.
DS down 21.43% to 275 units
FIAT fell 43.58% to 1,191 units, giving a market share of 0.67%.
JEEP are up 3.42% to 363 units
MASERATI are 85 units
PEUGEOT fell 13.61% to 4,679 units, giving a market share of 2.64%.
VAUXHALL are down 0.39% to 9,927 units for a market share of 5.60%.
In total, Stellantis sold 18,331 units, down 13.25% for a market share of 10.34%. An extremely difficult month for the Stellantis group, in which all its brands, with the exception of low-volume Jeep, saw their sales fall sharply, and Citroën was no exception.