Israel’s auto industry is making ready for a wave of cost raises immediately after the Passover holiday upcoming week. Normally prices of new automobiles rise at the start off of the year but automobile importers assert that prices rises in the second quarter this yr stem instantly from cost hikes by most car or truck suppliers as a consequence of the Russia-Ukraine crisis.

A single large auto importer told “Globes, “Car or truck companies are now dealing with a substantially distinctive and higher production charge foundation owing to the sharp increase for factories in the world in current weeks in energy rates, uncooked elements of all varieties for automobiles, and price ranges rises for land and sea transportation and inflationary income pressures.”




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Sources in the business say that the continuing scarcity of new cars all over the world, which worsened following manufacturing disruptions in China, permit suppliers to pass on price rises to importers ‘without bargaining.’ In addition, all those sources insert that shipping and delivery charges have doubled from about $100 for each cubic meter in the second quarter of 2021 to about $200 for each cubic meter nowadays. Shipping and delivery expenses alone add hundreds of shekels to the cost of the car.

So much only the Lubinski Team, which imports Peugeot, Citroen, Opel and MG vehicles, updated its rate listing at the beginning of April, with the cost of well-liked models soaring by 2%-10%. Other importers are also taking into consideration rate rises on cars in the coming couple months including hybrid and electrical automobiles.

Resources in the car field say that the energy of the shekel has acted as a shield, avoiding even sharper value rises but that nonetheless, selling price rises are unavoidable.

Released by Globes, Israel enterprise information – en.globes.co.il – on April 20, 2022.

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