As a trusted leader in automotive data, pricing, and market insights, RedBook Australia is excited to announce the release of its new Monthly Automotive Market Insights Dashboard for existing key customers. This cutting-edge tool offers valuable access to the latest trends and data shaping the automotive industry, helping businesses stay ahead in an ever-evolving market.
With over 75 years of experience providing accurate and actionable data, RedBook is your go-to partner for understanding market dynamics. RedBook’s data is powered by its exclusive association with Australia’s largest online marketplace, carsales.com.au, ensuring that its insights are authentic and comprehensive.
The new dashboard delivers:
The dashboard doesn’t just track BEV trends. As featured earlier, it also provides insights into the used vehicle market. For example, RedBook has seen a sustained rise in used car volumes over the past five months, reflecting a shift towards pre-owned vehicles amid economic pressures. Data like this—spanning sales volumes, fuel type breakdowns, and pricing trends—is now easily accessible through our platform, empowering our customers to make confidently data-driven decisions in a landscape where precision and speed are critical; RedBook’s commitment to delivering trusted insights ensures you have the tools to navigate change and seize opportunities. From manufacturers and dealers to fleet managers, insurers and financiers, the RedBook Monthly Automotive Market Insights Dashboard is designed to meet the diverse needs of industry professionals.
Don’t miss out on the insights that drive more intelligent decisions. Contact the team today via info@redbook.com.au to learn how that dashboard can support your success in the fast-moving automotive market.
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