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Slight recovery in new vehicle registrations
Following the consistent month-on-month decreases in new vehicle registrations experienced thus far this year, eNaTIS statistics show that there was a small increase during September 2009: 42 079 such transactions were recorded as opposed to 41 570 in August.
The year-on-year picture remains bleak; during September 18.71% fewer new vehicle registrations were recorded than during the corresponding month last year.
In September 2009 used vehicle registrations, which have been increasing for some time now, dipped very slightly compared to the previous month (123 817 such registrations compared to 124 291 in August), but a year-on-year comparison between September 2009 and September 2008 shows a healthy increase of 6.14%.
South Africa’s live vehicle population now stands at 9 533 444.
eNaTIS daily transaction volumes topped the 600 000 mark on 18 occasions during September 2009, while more than 700 000 daily transactions were recorded no fewer than four times. In total, 14 382 685 transactions were performed on the eNaTIS during September.
The Johannesburg user group performed the most transactions (823 249) followed by Ekurhuleni (710 937), Pretoria (691 290), the City of Cape Town (607 904) and Durban (337 194).
With 143 212 transactions First National Bank was the most active non-government entity using a system-to-system interface, followed by Mercedes-Benz of SA (43 873), Volkswagen of SA (39 364), BMW SA (33 284) and TransUnion HPI (31 615).
The year-on-year picture remains bleak; during September 18.71% fewer new vehicle registrations were recorded than during the corresponding month last year.
