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The number of convertibles in Freyung-Grafenau has continued to fall - a trend is clear!
Grafenau recorded 1,728 convertible registrations in 2025, a decrease compared to 2024. The district ranks 320th in Germany.
The number of convertibles in Freyung-Grafenau has continued to fall - a trend is clear!
In Germany, the number of registered convertibles is falling, as current statistics from the Federal Motor Transport Authority show. A total of 2.18 million convertibles are registered nationwide. In the Freyung-Grafenau district there are 1,728 vehicles, which means a decrease of three convertibles compared to the previous year. The share of convertibles in the total number of cars in this district is 3.13 percent. In a nationwide comparison of districts, Freyung-Grafenau ranks 320th out of a total of 399 districts in terms of convertible registrations, as the PNP reports.
According to the surveys of the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt, the annual count of vehicle stocks includes both vehicles and trailers, which are displayed in the Central Vehicle Register on January 1st. It is important to note that vehicles that are unfit to drive are not recorded, but vehicles with seasonal license plates are included in the statistics. The total number of vehicles and trailers in Germany amounted to 69.1 million on January 1, 2024. Of these, 49.1 million are passenger cars (passenger cars).
Convertible trends in the district
The overall picture shows a continued decline in convertible registrations, which is also reflected in the details of regional registrations. The vehicle population in the district shows that the market for convertibles is more limited here. With 1,728 registered convertibles, the selection is relatively small compared to other types of vehicles, which is reflected in the ranking in the national comparison.
A look at the entire motor vehicle statistics reveals that 62.4 percent of the cars registered in Germany are German brands. The proportion of vehicles that meet the Euro 6 standard is 46.1 percent, while the average car has a lifespan of 10.3 years. The vehicle density in Germany is 719 vehicles per 1,000 inhabitants.
Current trends are not only important for convertible enthusiasts, but also reflect broader developments in the automotive market. It remains to be seen whether convertibles will become fewer on Germany's roads in the future or whether drivers' preferences will change.