Car sales showing signs of easing


PETALING JAYA: TA Research expects weaker car sales next year given the signs of easing forward orders despite the positive sales momentum in 2023.

“We expect normalising demand while pricing will become more competitive as carmakers may need to offer discounts to attract budget-conscious customers,” said the research house in its latest report.

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