CV wholesales continue to grow in February, but demand sees slowdown
In February, the overall commercial vehicle sales came at 72,434 units, a growth of 25 percent YoY (February 2021: 57,944 units), but just 3 percent higher compared to the previous month.
The wholesales of commercial vehicles have now started seeing slowdown, and while the overall numbers continue to be in green, the single-digit growth on month-on-month basis could be an indicator that the segment again may be facing challenges.
In February, the overall commercial vehicle sales came at 72,434 units, a growth of 25 percent YoY (February 2021: 57,944 units), but just 3 percent higher compared to the previous month.
Tata Motors reported wholesales of 33,894 units, which was 9 percent higher compared to the same period last year. Except for the Intermediate & LCV segment the company saw an uptick ...
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