New car market in Belgium collapses

By fashionlifeshopping 21/05/2022 1371 Views

Following the ban on diesel and petrol cars in the near future in Brussels and the announcement by the federal government that they would no longer want cars with combustion engines (but also the very recent statement by the Flemish government that from 2029 only new 100% electric models will be allowed on the streets), consumers no longer know what to choose and prefer to postpone or even cancel the purchase of a new car. This leads, on the one hand, to a collapse in the market for new cars and, on the other hand, to an increase in the prices of used cars.

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Those who order a new car are likely to wait (very) long for its delivery. This is due to the global shortage of electronic chips, which affects many sectors other than the automotive industry.

Le marché des voitures neuves en Belgique s’effondre

It can no longer be called news, but it is becoming increasingly clear that many brand dealers are facing a huge financial hangover.

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More specifically, the number of applications for registration has decreased by as much as 35 per cent. The current level is comparable to that of 1985, when there were far fewer people living in our country. The big question is where this will end and how many dealers will have to file for bankruptcy.

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How to cancel a used car purchase