M&HCV sales in India fall after 23 months of growth
While M&HCV sales have slowed down in the past couple of months and could be a result of replacement demand. Once this demand moderates, new vehicle sales should rise as the country's economic indicators point to growth in the sector.
After as many as 23 months of consistent growth, the medium and heavy commercial vehicle (M&HCV) segment has seen its sales decline in July 2016. July 2016 saw total sales of 21,307 units, down 7.61% (July 2015: 23,061). In June 2016, M&HCV numbers grew marginally by 1.9%.
Interestingly though, the light commercial vehicle (LCV) sector, which saw a sales slowdown for over two years, is experiencing a growth momentumsince the past couple of months. In July, total LCV sales were up 6.31% with 51,583 units sold. Thanks to the LCV numbers, growth in the overall CV segment ...
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