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Second Hand Vehicle Trading Service Market- Insights
Second hand vehicles or used vehicles are defined as vehicles that are already registered and are available for sale. In recent years, the longevity, reliability and quality of used cars has improved, while global demand for cars continues to rise. Used vehicles offer consumers mobility at a lower cost, owing to which demand for used cars has increased substantially among middle class people. Moreover, increasing disposable income in developing countries such as China and Brazil is also one of the contributing factor for the growth of used car market. Furthermore, in developing markets such as India the new vehicle sales have declined by 2% during 4QFY19 while the overall used car market registered a growth of 10% for the same period.
However, stringent emission norms and introduction of electric vehicles can be a major challenge for conventional petrol and diesel vehicles. Moreover, the governments across the globe are planning to ban diesel vehicles. For instance, India and U.K. are planning to ban diesel vehicles by 2030 and 2040 respectively. Moreover, many German cities such as Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich have imposed a ban on old diesel cars from 2019. Such restrictions on diesel vehicles is projected to negatively affect growth of the second hand diesel vehicle market. This is also expected to restrain the growth of the second hand vehicle trading service. Moreover, factors, such as standardized dealership experience, fair price experience, and high financing cost for used cars, is likely to hinder the growth of the used car market.
Europe held the dominant position in 2018 in the second hand vehicle trading service market
Europe held the dominant position in the market in 2018, followed by North America and Asia Pacific. Moreover, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and the U.K. are some of the major growth engines of the second hand vehicle trading service market in Europe. The region has witnessed significant growth in sales of used cars in the last couple of years. For instance, according to German Federal Authority for Automotive Transport (KBA), in 2017, around 7.19 million used vehicles were sold, out of which 21% vehicles are less than two years old.
Moreover, the region has witnessed a higher used car sales ratio compared to new car sales ratio in the recent years owing to large demand for vintage and luxury vehicles. According to CMI analysis in 2018, In European Union (EU) the sale of used cars is 2.1 times that of new cars in the region.
Moreover, Europe is the largest exporter of used cars. According to United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), in 2017, Germany exported more than 150000 second hand light duty vehicles across the globe which is equivalent to 40% of all exports in the EU of used light duty vehicles. All the aforementioned factors are contributing to the growth of the second hand vehicle market in the region which, in turn, is expected to boost growth of the second hand vehicle trading service market in the near future.
Moreover, Asia Pacific second hand vehicle trading service market is expected to exhibit the highest CAGR over the forecast period. India, China, and Japan are the key growth engines of the second hand vehicle trading service market in the region. India and China are the fastest growing markets for automobiles. The growing middle class consumers opting for pre-owned cars has led to an increase in demand for pre-owned cars in India and China. As a result, Mercedes Benz, a leading premium auto-maker, has opened pre-owned car shops for customers. Moreover, local manufacturers in India such as Mahindra and Mahindra and Maruti have also started their own multi-brand pre owned car stores to cater to Indian consumers. In addition to this, the increasing number of online car trading platforms in the region is propelling the growth of the second hand vehicle trading service market in the region.
Figure 1. Global Second Hand Vehicle Trading Service Market Share (%), by Region, (2018)
Source: Coherent Market Insights Analysis
Increasing export of used vehicles from developed nations is expected to drive growth of the passenger cars segment in the second hand vehicle trading service market over the forecast period
The passenger car segment is expected to be the largest segment during the forecast period. The import-export business of used cars has become stronger since the past decade. The U.S. is one of the major exporters of used cars, and it exports cars to emerging economies in Africa, South America and the Middle East. According to CMI analysis, in 2018, the U.S. exported around 710,000 used passenger vehicle.
The market value of used vehicle exports in the country reached US$ 7.17 billion. Used passenger vehicles also occupy close to 30% of all the passenger vehicles exported by the U.S. Moreover, the increasing number of organized online used cars sales channels which provide complete end-to-end purchasing capabilities has fueled the growth of second hand vehicle trading service.
Figure 2. Global Second Hand Vehicle Trading Service Market Share (%), By Vehicle Type, 2018
Source: Coherent Market Insights Analysis
Major players operating in the global second hand vehicle trading service market include Autotrader (Cox Automotive), cars.com, Cars24, eBay Motors, Edmund, Guazi, Hemmings, Kbb, Renrenche, Truebil, TrueCar and Uxin among others.
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