The number of new commercial vehicle registrations in Hungary rose 46.0% to 1,032 in February from the same month a year earlier, the Hungarian Vehicle Importers Association (MGE) said on Monday.
The number of light commercial vehicle registrations climbed 52.5% to 778. The number of heavy commercial vehicle registrations increased 46.3% to 218.
There were 14 new buses registered in February, 12 fewer than in the same month a year earlier.
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