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Published: 5 October 2017

In September 2017 the number of new passenger cars registered was 9,116

In September 2017 a total of 14,765 new motor vehicles were registered, of which 10,841 were automobiles. First registrations decreased by 3.0 per cent from the corresponding month of the previous year. In September the number of new passenger cars registered was 9,116, which was 5.5 per cent down from the year before. The share of new diesel-driven passenger cars was 29.0 per cent. These data are based on the Vehicular and Driver Data Register of the Finnish Transport Safety Agency and they have been produced by Statistics Finland. The numbers are exclusive of the vehicles on the Åland Islands.

First registrations of passenger cars

First registrations of passenger cars

In the January to September period of 2017 a total of 148,742 vehicles were first registered. Compared to the year before, there was an increase of 2.4 per cent. The number of passenger cars first registered in the January to September period was 92,091, which is 0.6 per cent down from the year before. The most common passenger car makes first registered in the January to September period were Toyota, Volkswagen and Skoda.


Source: Statistics on first registrations 2017. Statistics Finland, Finnish Transport Safety Agency

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Updated 5.10.2017

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Official Statistics of Finland (OSF): First registrations of motor vehicles [e-publication].
ISSN=2342-365X. September 2017. Helsinki: Statistics Finland [referred: 22.11.2024].
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