Nghe An: More than 1,000 new cars registered in 3 weeks

(Baonghean.vn) - People's demand for cars is increasing rapidly and accordingly, the car market in Nghe An is constantly developing.

Data from the Traffic Police Department of Nghe An province shows that in 2015, the number of newly registered vehicles with less than 9 seats was 5,737, an increase of 2,028 compared to 2014 (in 2014 there were 3,709 vehicles), then in 2016, the whole province registered 11,884 new vehicles.

In January 2017 (from January 1, 2017 to January 22, 2017), Nghe An had 1,068 newly registered vehicles with less than 9 seats.

Currently, the whole province has 89,202 registered cars.

Car companies are experiencing daily fires at the end of the year.

Mr. Tran Quynh Long - Team leader of the driving team, Traffic Police Department of Nghe An Police said: People's demand for cars is increasing sharply and accordingly, the car market is constantly developing. In the past month, in Nghe An province, there have been more than 1,000 newly registered cars. However, the current difficulty is that with the existing infrastructure having many shortcomings, it cannot meet the increasing traffic volume, traffic jams are happening more and more.

Currently, cars priced from 300 - 500 million VND (including models such as: Kia Moning, Huyndai i10, i20) account for the largest market share; Next are cars priced from 600 - over 800 million VND such as: Vios, Altis of Toyota; Rio, K7 of Kia; Sonata, Acent of Huyndai or Mazda 2, Mazda 3.

Traffic congestion is becoming more and more common in Vinh city. In addition, high-end cars that are popular with consumers and cost more than 3 billion VND such as: Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Renaul… also appear a lot on the streets of Vinh city.

In the days before Tet, many companies have fallen into a state of "out of cars".

However, despite the high demand for car ownership, not everyone is financially independent. According to the Provincial Traffic Police Department, many newly registered cars are purchased in installments, especially mid-range cars under VND800 million.

Thu Huyen