Pent-up demand, infra push drives M&HCV sales in February
In February 2021, overall CV sales totalled 58,051 units, which is a percentage lower compared to a year ago and 6 percent lower than January 2021.
The shortest month of the year February has turned out to be a positive month for commercial vehicle manufacturers in India with everyone except for Mahindra reporting sales in positive territory, albeit on a lower year-ago base.
The global automotive industry has been witnessing a major supply chain challenge as the shortage of semiconductors has hit disrupted manufacturing plans for OEMs alike. For the Indian automotive industry, looking at the overall domestic CV sales for the four major OEMs a feeling of optimism clearly is in the air what with pent-up demand and the country’s sustained spending on infrastructure ...
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