July 2025

VKMT in Europe Quarterly 2025-Q1

Quarterly Update of Vehicle Kilometres Travelled for 26 European Markets

Cover of VKMT in Europe Quarterly 2025-Q1

Vehicle kilometres travelled (VKMT) is a key metric that determines the size of many sectors (tire sell-out, crash repair, paint refinish, fuel etc) and industries that serve them.

Astutus Research provides up-to-date analysis of this market, with more than 20 years of historic data [from 2000], and forecasts to 2030. Kilometres travelled are disaggregated to the country level and segmented between passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. We provide annual data, updated each quarter:

· Historic data from 2000, with ‘actual’ data to 2024

· Forecasts for 2025-2030

· Detailed separately for 26 European markets

· Segmented between cars and light commercial vehicles

· Numerous benchmarks, including annual mileage per vehicle and per capita miles travelled.

The data is provided as an interactive Power BI report with an Excel dataset for ease of use and is accompanied by a PowerPoint report that summarises the key developments.

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An Excel spreadsheet providing the quarterly development of VKMT in Europe since 2019, with our provisional estimates for Q1 2025 and forecasts to Q1 2026.

A PDF report providing context to the development of mobility in Europe.

  • Quarterly VKMT growth overview 

  • VKMT differences by vehicle segment and region

  • Economic growth forecasts and consumer sentiment analysis

  • European rail passenger transport trends and infrastructure investment

A Power BI report providing indexed growth calculations, year-on-year and quarter-by-quarter performance metrics, and regional aggregation tools within an interactive dashboard environment.

Countries covered: Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia in Central Europe, plus Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom in Western Europe.

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