CV sales lacklustre in April
April CV sales 30 percent lower compared to March 2022.
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India’s CV sales for the first month of the fiscal were 63,245 units, 67 percent higher albeit on a low-year ago base, but 30 percent lower compared to March 2022. Tata Motors reported wholesales of 29,880 units (+109% YoY) compared to 44,425 units in the previous month. The company saw CV sales increase across all segment including passenger carriers and SCVs. Domestic sales of the MH&ICV in April 2022, including trucks and buses, stood at 12,069 units, compared to 6,466 units in April 2021.
Mahindra Truck & Bus reported wholesales of 17,402 units, which was 23 percent higher YoY, but ...
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