Wk 17 Electronics Supply Chain Digest

Electronics Supply Chain Weekly Digest 4-25-25

DATAPOINTS OF THE WEEK: New car registrations in Europe increased 0.3% Y/Y in March, while total 1Q25 registrations declined 1.4% Y/Y, according to ACEA data.

BEV sales continued its surge with its third straight month of double-digit growth with sales increasing 23.7% Y/Y in March. Overall, in 1Q25 BEVs increased 25% Y/Y and now account for 17.5% of the market, up from 13.2% in March 2024. PHEV sales increased 19.6% Y/Y in March with 64.6% M/M growth following Feb’s 0.3% Y/Y growth.

PHEVs grew 7% Y/Y in 1Q25. HEVs continued its strong growth with 24.3% Y/Y growth in March and 20% growth Y/Y in 1Q25. HEVs now account for 38% of the market, up from 30.7% in March 2024. The strong growth in EVs has resulted in an acceleration in the decline of ICE vehicle registrations. ICE sales declined 25% Y/Y both in March and 1Q25, and accounted for 38% of the market, down from 47% in March 2024. 

S&P reported April Eurozone mfg PMI increased to a 27-month high of 48.7, up from 48.6 in March, and surpassed expectations for a decline to 47.5. In the face of tariffs, European manufacturing seems to be holding up better than expected as some countries may be benefitting from the changes in tariffs, which have targeted China above all.

However, Germany’s mfg PMI declined to 48.0 after reaching a 31-month high in March at 48.3. US mfg PMI increased to 50.7 in April from 50.2 in March, as new order growth ticked higher and longer lead timers were reported, though to a lesser degree than in March. Japan’s factory activity contracted for the 10th consecutive month in April with mfg PMI at 48.5.

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