Vehicle Trend

Mar 17, 2014 (LBO) - Sri Lanka's vehicle registrations have dropped to 23,130 units in February 2014, the lowest since April 2010, with a sharp drop in commercial vehicles, an analysis by an equities research house shows.
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Sri Lanka is recovering from a balance of payments crisis triggered by loans taken from state-run banks by utilities to subsidize energy which ultimately were accommodated by central bank credit.
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Interest rates were raised and the rupee floated to correct the problem, but vehicle taxes were also raised, which some critics said say is Mercantilist knee-jerk response.

The International Monetary Fund also urged the state not to engage in such measures.

In addition to an overall slowdown in economic activity it is not clear whether a consolidation process kicked off by the regulator in the finance company sector is also making firms more cautious about giving new loans.


February with 28 days is a 'short month' which usually results in low registrations, followed by a pick-up in March. This year registrations dropped 17 percent from January, compared to a 15 percent drop in February 2013 from a month earlier.

The first Lamborghini car, a Gallardo LP 550, was also registered in the m

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