New Electric Vehicle Financing Grows More Than 30% Year-Over-Year, According to Experian Report
05 Dezembro 2024 - 11:30AM
Business Wire
The automotive finance market continues to
stabilize in Q3 2024
Following several quarters of incremental growth, consumer
interest in electric vehicles (EVs) re-emerged in the third quarter
of 2024. According to Experian’s (LSE: EXPN) State of the
Automotive Finance Market Report: Q3 2024, EVs accounted for 10.06%
of new vehicle financing during the quarter—growing more than 30%
compared to the previous year.
“The growth in EV financing can be attributed to two factors:
the EV tax credit and more affordable models hitting the market,”
said Melinda Zabritski, Experian’s head of automotive financial
insights. “While vehicle pricing, particularly with EVs, continues
to be a driving factor in consumers’ purchasing decisions, we’re
seeing consumers lean on some of the lease incentive and rebate
programs to make the overall cost and monthly payment of EVs more
palatable for their specific situations.”
Interestingly, leasing accounted for nearly 45% of all new
electric vehicle transactions in Q3 2024, up from 24.97% the
previous year and 9.53% in Q3 2022. Part of the appeal could be
attributed to significantly lower monthly payments. The average
monthly payment for a new EV lease was $198 lower than the average
monthly payment for a new EV loan in Q3 2024.
Among the most leased EV models, the Tesla Model 3 (13.60%) held
the top spot, followed by the Tesla Model Y (9.30%), Hyundai IONIQ
5 (6.51%), Honda Prologue (5.11%) and Ford Mustang Mach-E
(4.86%).
New vehicle inventory and incentives bring stability to the
market
Largely driven by the availability of new vehicle inventory and
incentives, captives (58.67%) continued to capture an overwhelming
share of the new vehicle finance market in Q3 2024, followed by
banks (22.65%), credit unions (10.07%) and finance companies
(6.52%).
In addition to lender market share, the effects of increased
inventory and incentives were felt across other aspects of the
industry. For example, although the average loan amount ($41,068)
for a new vehicle experienced a slight uptick, growing $736
compared to the previous year, the average monthly payment for a
new vehicle only increased $5 over the same period, reaching $737.
Meanwhile, the average interest rate for a new vehicle loan
decreased from 7.09% in Q3 2023 to 6.61% in Q3 2024.
Affordability pushing some prime and super prime borrowers to
return to used vehicles
While the new vehicle finance market continued to stabilize in
Q3 2024, interestingly, the data showed prime and super prime
borrowers may be returning to the used vehicle market. Nearly 66%
of prime borrowers chose to finance a used vehicle in Q3 2024, up
from 65.47% the previous year, while 48.92% of super prime
borrowers followed a similar path, up from 47.96% over the same
period.
According to the report, the average loan amount for a used
vehicle was $26,091 in Q3 2024, down $1,195 from the previous year.
Similarly, the average monthly payment for a used vehicle dropped
$18 to reach $520 over the same period.
“We’ve seen the effects of the reintroduction of new vehicle
inventory over the past several quarters, and it’s brought some
stability to the market,” Zabritski continued. “With the
re-emergence of leasing and more availability of late-model
vehicles, it’ll be important to keep a close eye on how consumer
preferences evolve over the coming years. It will likely shape our
market for the near future.”
Additional findings for Q3 2024:
- Leasing accounted for 24.03% of new vehicle financing in Q3
2024, up from 20.35% the previous year.
- Prime and super prime borrowers comprised nearly 71% of the
total vehicle finance market in Q3 2024.
- Tesla accounted for the top three transacted EV models in Q3
2024, led by the Tesla Model Y (31.76%), Tesla Model 3 (14.25%) and
the Tesla Cybertruck (4.93%).
- Outstanding automotive loan balances increased 1.10%
year-over-year, reaching $1.49 trillion.
- 30-day delinquencies increased from 2.91% last year to 3.09%
this quarter, while 60-day delinquencies increased from 0.92% to
0.96% over the same period.
To learn more, watch the entire State of the Automotive Finance
Market Report: Q3 2024 presentation on demand.
About Experian
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opportunities for people and businesses around the world. We help
to redefine lending practices, uncover and prevent fraud, simplify
healthcare, deliver digital marketing solutions, and gain deeper
insights into the automotive market, all using our unique
combination of data, analytics and software. We also assist
millions of people to realize their financial goals and help them
to save time and money.
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