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Ashok Leyland takes strong lead in bus sales, grows market share to 45%

Chennai-based CV maker sells 15,517 M&HCV passenger carriers in first 10 months of FY2020, notching strong 22% growth and that too in a difficult period. Tata Motors, SML Isuzu and VECV also make gains.

By Ajit Dalvi calendar 23 Feb 2020 Views icon84821 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp

In the ongoing difficult fiscal year that India Auto Inc is currently experiencing, all key vehicle segments are in negative sales territory. In the April 2019-Janaury 2020 period, overall industry sales are down 15.55% comprising passenger vehicles (-15.38%), commercial vehicles (-36.46%), three-wheelers (-1.25%) and two-wheelers (-15.83%). Attribute this to the hugely dampened consumer sentiment, the industry shift to BS VI emission norms and no revival-driven measures from the Government, albeit the much-delayed vehicle scrappage policy is set to be unveiled soon.

However, not all is doom and gloom. There are two vehicle sub-segments which are firing on all cylinders ...

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