According to the marketing agency NAPI, 10.7 thousand special purpose vehicles were leased in January-April 2026, which was a 10.9% rise on the similar period of 2025, but a 41.9% decline on 2024.
Compared to January-April last year, leasing of the following segments increased significantly: warehouse vehicles – by 59.5% to 0.6 thousand units and road construction vehicles - by 26.8% to 4.3 thousand units. Agricultural vehicle leasing also grew by 7.7% to 3.1 thousand units. Meanwhile, lifting vehicle leasing fell by 17.6% to 2.1 thousand units.
Despite the recovery, most segments are still far from reaching 2024 levels. Thus, leasing of road construction and lifting vehicles is more than half of that two years ago, while leasing of agricultural vehicles is less by 10.6%. Compared to January-April 2024, only leasing of warehouse vehicles increased, by 7.3%.
The average lease term increased from 36 months to 38 months over the year. The number of lessees grew by 7.4% to 5.8 thousand companies.
