India commercial vehicle exports hit a new high in FY2017
Acting as a buffer to sluggish domestic demand, exports of commercial vehicles at 108,271 units are the best ever yet as OEMs actively search new markets for growth.
Despite headwinds in the domestic market, the commercial vehicle (CV) industry has seen gains in the export market. Exports, which constitute a buffer to slow domestic market demand, have seen CV manufacturers expand into newer markets in Africa and the Middle East besides the traditional markets of SAARC countries.
In FY2016-17, total CV exports remained above the 100,000 units mark at 108,271 units (2015-16: 101,689). LCVs were the prime overseas shipments at 64,552 units (2015-16: 43,719).
CV market leader Tata Motors remains the largest exporter, shipping 59,819 units in FY2017 (2015-16: 53,704), growing 11.39%. Of this number, LCVs ...
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