INDIA SALES ANALYSIS: AUGUST 2015
August 2015 sales numbers were a mixed bag for the Indian passenger vehicle industry, and even as lower interest rates and fuel prices spurred some demand, it was largely the carmakers with new offerings who benefitted.
August 2015 sales numbers were a mixed bag for the Indian automobile industry. Even as car sales grew for the 10th straight month, a fall in overall two- and three-wheeler sales point towards a slow recovery amidst faltering demand due to erratic monsoon patterns.
While a benign interest rate regime and low fuel prices spurred some demand in the passenger vehicle industry, a deficient monsoon impacted rural and semi-urban incomes and in turn hit sales of two-wheelers, light commercial vehicles and three-wheelers in August.
According to data from the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers, passenger vehicle sales rose ...
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