European automotive finance barometer 2021

Eurogroup Consulting publishes the 2021 edition of the European Automotive Financing Barometer. The aim of this study is to shed light on developments in automotive distribution and financing since the advent of the Covid 19 health crisis, and to identify the main directions and prospects for the medium and long term.

This barometer covers a broad scope of 11 countries in Western and Central Europe: Germany, UK, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary.

The figures and illustrations used in this study were taken from public and private sources (Market Data Research Provider, private studies, interviews with industry professionals) and reviewed for the purposes of the study.

Qualitative assessments are a synthesis of different points of view gathered during interviews with the heads of the main automotive and specialized financial captives, as well as with experts in the automotive distribution and financing sectors and the specialized press.

The car financing revolution


Watch the replay of the Journal de l'Auto special program, organized in partnership with Eurogroup Consulting, on the evolution of automotive financing. While consumer purchasing behavior in the automotive sector has changed dramatically in recent years, a wind of innovation is blowing across the market, bringing greater flexibility to customers. Simple evolution or real revolution?

Car financing: the 3 major trends in Europe


Eurogroup Consulting partner Bertrand de la Villéon presents the 3 major trends highlighted by the 2021 edition of the European Automotive Financing Barometer.

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