How many new cars have increased in price in Russia in 2022
- February 16, 2023
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After the results of the crisis year 2022, the average cost of a new passenger car in Russia has increased to 2,380,000 rubles, which is 20% more than
After the results of the crisis year 2022, the average cost of a new passenger car in Russia has increased to 2,380,000 rubles, which is 20% more than in 2021. If we draw a parallel with 2014, the prices for fresh cars are 2, 4 times ‘heavier’.
If eight years ago, in 2014, the average cost of a car in a dealer showroom was one million rubles, then by 2021 it will have increased to almost two. And in 2022, it also exceeded this limit, reaching an indicator of 2,380,000 rubles, according to the results of a study by the Avtostat analysis agency.
However, we have already observed such sharp price jumps in the Russian car market: in 2015 and 2021. In the first case, the cost of a new car increased by the same 20% as now, and in the second by 18%. In the interval – that is, for the period from 2016 to 2020 – prices did not rise so fast and did not add more than 10% to the previous indicator.
What can you expect next? Dealers claim that prices will become “heavier” by another 30% in the coming months: the more acute the shortage of new cars at car dealerships, the more buyers will have to pay for them. However, the experts of the AvtoVzglyad portal strongly disagree with such a frightening prediction. And here you can read more about it.
If eight years ago, in 2014, the average cost of a car in a dealer showroom was one million rubles, then by 2021 it will have increased to almost two. And in 2022, it also exceeded this limit, reaching an indicator of 2,380,000 rubles, according to the results of a study by the Avtostat analysis agency.
However, we have already observed such sharp price jumps in the Russian car market: in 2015 and 2021. In the first case, the cost of a new car increased by the same 20% as now, and in the second – by 18%. In the interval, that is, for the period from 2016 to 2020, prices did not rise so quickly and did not add more than 10% to the previous indicator.
What can you expect next? Dealers claim that prices will become “heavier” by another 30% in the coming months: the more acute the shortage of new cars at car dealerships, the more buyers will have to pay for them. However, the experts of the AvtoVzglyad portal strongly disagree with such a frightening prediction. And here you can read more about it.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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