AutoWallis retail sales continue to boom
The performance of the AutoWallis Retail Business continues to be above the market average, after increasing its new vehicle sales by 18 percent. In the wholesale area, sales have been continuously expanding again since last autumn. In terms of mobility services, the fleet size increased by 15 percent, while the number of rental events jumped significantly due to last year’s acquisition of wigo carsharing.
The AutoWallis Group’s Retail Business increased its sales of new vehicles in the first half of the year, significantly exceeding the Hungarian and regional averages: they increased by 17.9 percent to 4,924 units, while the number of passenger cars put into circulation in Hungary increased by only 11.9 percent*. Used car sales jumped even more, by 26 percent to 1,205 units, while the number of service hours in service services belonging to the business increased by 6.1 percent to 96,626. All in all, the dominant car trade and mobility service provider in the region closed a very strong half-year in the retail area.
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