Sri Lanka, June 21 -- Sri Lanka's total vehicle registrations rebounded strongly in May, rising to 62,776 units from 51,156 units in April, driven by a sharp recovery in three-wheeler registrations and increased demand for both brand-new and pre-owned motor cars, according to J. B. Securities.

Three-wheeler registrations climbed to 5,669 units in May from 1,355 units in April, making the segment the biggest contributor to the monthly recovery.

Motor car registrations also recorded a significant increase, rising to 4,738 units from 3,238 units in April, supported by growth in both new and used vehicle sales.

Brand new car registrations more than doubled to 1,199 units from 467 units in April. BYD led the segment with 468 registrations, ...