28.01.2021
Manufacturers Expect Rising Sales and Exports of Motor Caravans and Caravans
Press Release
Exports should rise again
As far as exports of leisure vehicles are concerned, manufacturers suffered losses in 2020. But the majority of the industry expects more vehicles to leave the factories for foreign countries again in the future. In the export business with caravans, 55 percent of the companies expect increases in 2021. Just under half of the companies expect exports at the level of 2020. Two thirds of the CIVD members forecast increasing exports of motor caravans. 33 percent expect foreign business to remain constant. That fewer vehicles will be exported is, therefore, not assumed for either vehicle segment.
“Last year, the Corona pandemic significantly reduced output in production due to temporary plant closures and faltering supply chains,” explains Daniel Onggowinarso, Managing Director of the caravanning industry association CIVD. “We assume that we will be able to increase the production volume again in 2021 and, thus, meet the enormously high demand for motor caravans and caravans in Germany and almost all parts of Europe,” says Onggowinarso confidently.
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Marc Dreckmeier
Director Marketing & PR
Tel: +49 69-704039-18
marc.dreckmeier@civd.de
Jonathan Kuhn
Manager PR & Marketing
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jonathan.kuhn@civd.de
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Caravaning Industry Association e.V.Hamburger Allee 14
60486 Frankfurt am Main
Germany