April 27, 2012

Deliveries from Volvo Trucks down by 4 per cent in March

Deliveries from Volvo Trucks reached 9,954 trucks in March, down by 4 per cent compared with the year-earlier period. 

In Europe deliveries amounted to 3,952 trucks in March, down 12 per cent compared with the corresponding period in 2011. However, the
Russian market continued to show a positive development and deliveries increased to 604 trucks in March compared with 390 trucks in March 2011. Deliveries also increased in Great Britain and in the Baltic states in March, compared with March 2011.

At the same time, uncertainty concerning economic and political development in Southern Europe continued to impact truck deliveries in certain markets to some extent.

Deliveries in South America continued to be affected by planned production reductions in the wake of new emission requirements, which were introduced on January 1, 2012. In March, deliveries declined by 13 per cent to 1,943 trucks compared with the same period last year. Looking at individual markets in South America, deliveries increased in Argentina, Peru and Uruguay during March.

In North America, March deliveries increased 48 per cent to 2,552 vehicles in comparison with the same period last year. The increase was primarily a result of continued replacement demand. 

Deliveries by market area 
Delivered Units
Volvo Trucks
Change
Year-to
-Date
Change
Volvo Trucks
 Mar 2012
Mar 2011

2012
2011

Europe
3.952
4,508
-12%
9,990
11,084
-10%
-       Western Europe
2,583
3,183
-19%
6,957
8,223
-15%
-       Eastern Europe
1,369
1,325
3%
3,033
2,861
6%
North America
2,552
1,722
48%
6,498
4,725
38%
South America
1,943
2,233
-13%
4,465
5,439
-18%
Asia
891
1,527
-42%
2,643
3,162
-16%
Other markets
616
373
65%
1,418
892
59%
Total Volvo Trucks
9,954
10,363
-4%
25,014
25,302
-1%







Medium duty (7-16t)
140
185
-24%
418
447
-6%
Heavy duty (>16t)
9,814
10,178
-4%
24,596
24,855
-1%
Total Volvo Trucks
9,954
10,363
-4%
25,014
25,302
-1%
 


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