Vehicles on the Streets Are Nearly Vintage

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        <p>The highest number of vehicles on the roads was reported in 2007 (illustration), Photo: Shutterstock</p>
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    <p>According to the Statistical Office (Monstat), the most vehicles registered were approximately 17 years old as of 2024, as published in the "Annual Statistics of Traffic, Storage and Communications."</p>

    <p>The data indicates that the majority of vehicles in Montenegro run on diesel. In 2024, there was a decrease in the number of vehicles utilizing autogas, while the count of electric vehicles, albeit minor, is on the rise.</p>

    <p>The "Annual Statistics of Transport, Storage and Communications - 2024" provides initial annual data regarding the development and condition of transportation methods, businesses involved in transport, along with preliminary statistics on postal, courier, and telecommunications services.</p>

    <p>According to Monstat, last year saw a total of 306,686 registered road motor vehicles and trailers, marking a 7.5% increase from 2023, when the total was 285,257.</p>

    <p>In 2024, the number of newly registered road motor vehicles and trailers reached 36,871, which is 18% higher than the 31,238 new registrations in 2023.</p>

    <p>In terms of passenger cars by year of manufacture, the most frequently registered vehicles in Montenegro last year were manufactured in 2007 (20,614), followed closely by those from 2008 (19,227), and vehicles produced between 1990 and 1999 (19,181).</p>

    <p>Last year, over 4,000 vehicles (4,292) manufactured before 1990 were registered.</p>

    <p>In the year outlined by the publication, 2024 saw 2,946 registered vehicles produced. The lowest production count was noted in 2021 with just 2,482.</p>

    <p>Regarding fuel types, last year, the majority of vehicles registered in Montenegro operated on Eurodiesel (237,320), which was slightly more than the previous year's count of 220,396. Vehicles running on Eurosuper 95 totaled 55,164 in 2024, compared to 52,851 in 2023.</p>

    <p>There is a growing trend in hybrid and electric vehicles: in 2023, 1,232 hybrid and similar vehicles were registered, with that number almost doubling to 3,221 last year.</p>

    <p>In 2023, there were 552 electric cars registered, a figure that rose to 715 last year.</p>

    <p>Conversely, there has been a decline in vehicles using autogas, with 5,561 registered in 2023, dropping to 5,024 in 2024.</p>

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