Tata, Toyota, Maruti and Ford grow PV market share between April-October
Even as the passenger vehicle segment is impacted by a sales slowdown in Q2 FY2019 and OEMs find it difficult to sustain their market share growth, a few OEMs make gains in a tough environment.
If passenger vehicle (PV) manufacturers were expecting the festive season to inject some level of fireworks in their sales, then their expectations have been belied. Having seen sales numbers accelerate hard in Q1 FY2019 (April-June 2018) with 873,501 units to notch 19.91 percent YoY growth, the segment was badly hit by sharply escalating fuel prices and an optically amplified negative growth all through Q2 (July-October 2018), caused majorly by the high year-ago base.
Vehicle sales in July (290,960 / -2.71%), August (287,186 / -2.46%) and September (292,658 / -5.61) saw growth being highlighted by a streak of red, with factors ...
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