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New truck sales slowed during June with 437 registrations recorded in the 4.5 tonnes and above GVM categories.

The year-to-date (January-June) total is now 2830 units – compared to 3048 at the same time last year, a 7.15% drop year-on-year (YOY).

However the January-June half-year registration total is still the second-best on record and is 103 units ahead of the January-June 2022 period.

The trailer market, with 116 June registrations, was also down on the same month last year of 152 and the record June total of 164 units achieved in 2018.

But year-to-date new trailer registrations are 22 units ahead of the same period last year and the marke... ... 

The New Zealand new truck market slowed slightly in May, but heavy commercial vehicle sales are faring much better than the passenger vehicle market.

NZ Transport Agency data shows 459 new trucks were registered for the month in the overall market (trucks with a GVM of 4.5 tonnes or more), taking the total sales for the first five months of the year to 2399.

The total for the same January-May period last year was 2452 registrations, but for context the latest result is still the second-highest January-May registration total on record. In contrast the light passenger segment (cars and SUVs) for May is down 33.4% compared to May 2023 and 22% down year-to-dat... ... 

New truck registration figures for February continue the strong trend from January and are running ahead of the record registration numbers achieved in the first two months of last year.

According to NZTA provisional data there were 475 trucks (with a GVM of 4.5 tonnes-plus) registered in February – actually one registration shy of February 2023 but the YTD total of 937 units keeps the market 6.9% ahead of the 876 sales YTD February 2023.

Official NZ Transport Agency registration data shows trailer registrations are also achieving record performance. The total 280 YTD registrations are an impressive 25.5% up on the previous Feb 2018 record of 223 and well u... ... 

Isuzu has narrowly secured the number one ranking in the New Zealand new truck market after a year-long duel with Fuso ended with only four units separating the Japanese brands in 2023.

It’s a return to the top spot for Isuzu which had been the truck market leader for 21 years until Fuso moved ahead to secure two years of leadership in 2021 and 2022.

The NZTA registration data for 2023 also confirms a new record for new truck sales (with a GVM above 4.5 tonnes) with 6,183 registrations for the full year. The market finishes the year showing a slight increase of 3.27% compared to 2022 (5987 registrations) with the rate of growth slowing as the year progresse... ...