The European Union’s car market experienced a modest decline in January 2025, with new car registrations decreasing by 2.6% compared to the same period last year, according to the latest data from ACEA. This downturn was primarily driven by decreases in major markets such as France (-6.2%), Italy (-5.8%), and Germany (-2.8%). Conversely, Spain recorded a 5.3% increase in registrations, bucking the overall trend.
GMPB — October 2nd — Brussels Calls for a ‘True Transport Union’ as Atlantic Corridor Slips Beyond 2030
2 October 2026
Headlines: Von der Leyen calls for ‘true Transport Union’ as Commission seeks to double infrastructure funding Atlantic Corridor set to miss 2030 TEN-T completion target EU vehicle manufacturing employment fell 9% between 2019 and 2023, study finds Electric trucks already cheaper than diesel in six major EU markets, T&E finds
