India CV sales record sharp recovery in July 2017, uptick in M&HCV numbers
After a poor first quarter of FY2018, the first month in the GST era has seen the CV sector drive confidently onto growth road, with demand for M&HCVs up and that for LCVs consistent.
After reasonably tough Q1 (April-June 2017) when overall sales at 151,837 units were down 9.08 percent YoY, the commercial vehicle (CV) sector has recorded a sharp recovery in July driven by an uptick in the critical medium and heavy commercial vehicle (M&HCV) segment. After the steep declines in April (-22.93%) and May (-14.40%), CV manufacturers saw green shoots of recovery and entered growth lane (+1.44%).
For July, which opened the era of GST, all major CV manufacturers have registered higher growth across both the M&HCV and LCV segments. Market leader Tata Motors, which has seen a correction in its ...
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