Decreasing Car Sales in Europe

Compared with the previous generation, today's teenagers do not have a driver's license that affects their need to purchase and own cars. Everything people use today determines their state, and it is much cheaper than buying a car. Declines in automobile sales volume are also affected by various sharing or rental plans. Today, many companies offer an option to associate employees with their colleagues, helping car insurance, saving gasoline, and paying for payment.

So far, established car companies are making money through new services like car sharing. According to BMW's annual report, DriveNow is a vehicle sharing business that provides BMW and mini vehicles to European customers, with sales of 142 million euros in 2017 and a loss of 34 million euros, or 42 million dollars did.

Western European consumer markets in particular affected sales for the quarter. According to reports, in the fourth quarter of 2010 the lighting EBITA decreased from € 198 million to € 41 million. Adjusted EBITA was 770 million euros, accounting for 3.7% of revenue, a decline of EUR 155 million compared to the fourth quarter of 2010. The result is affected by price pressure, especially for consumer channels, with accompanying costs, including measures to reduce inventory and operational problems. EBITA's loss reported by GM & S was 113 million euros, slightly above our outlook for the quarter. The cost of normalized GM & S is approximately 280 million euros, which will increase to 230 million euros in 2012 due to cost reductions and lower pension costs. I decided to reserve acceleration. GM & S related costs from 2012 to 2014

The Dutch bank predicts that all new cars sold in Europe will become electric vehicles by 2035. This is done with the support of the government, which reduces the cost and size of the battery. Both France and the UK announced that they will ban the sale of diesel and gasoline vehicles by 2040. When approaching home, California State Legislators suggested that the sales of gasoline vehicles in the golden state should be phased out by 2040. According to a survey at the University of Colorado, riders like Uber and Lyft have added a lot of traffic to the streets of Denver and Boulder. According to a survey conducted by the University of California Davis Traffic Research Institute in seven major metropolitan areas, although the ownership of cars declined slightly, public transportation, cycling and walking also decreased. Therefore, traffic volume and mileage may increase.

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