Wexford’s new car registrations show modest growth

Tuesday, 3 December 2024 11:00

There's been a slight increase in new car registrations in Wexford

In November, new car registrations in Wexford totaled 2,894, an increase of 1.58% compared to November last year Wexford’s share of the national new car market in 2024 stands at 2.4%, up from 2.33% in 2023 In the electric vehicle (EV) segment, new electric car registrations in Wexford reached 427, though this marks a 16.76% decrease from 513 in November last year. Overall, Wexford’s car registrations have shown modest growth, while EV registrations are down in line with national trends.

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Wexford’s new car registrations show modest growth

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