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The world truck market above 3.5 tonnes gross is presently sitting around the 4,000,000 unit mark from where it is expected to grow as more economies recover and become stable.
The Indian bus market is expected to expand steadily in the next five years. It remains a duopolistic market place, with just two manufacturers, Tata Motors and Ashok Leyland, sharing more than 65 per cent of the 80,000 vehicles sold annually.
The Indian tipper market is a sector that in the coming years has strong growth potential fuelled by various applications throughout the country but particularly in the construction and mining industries.
During the past five years, the truck industry in India has been highly volatile with demand for trucks (3.5t and above) almost halving before making a recovery to 191,000 units by 2014. Moderate growth is now forecast and the market is expected to top 500,000 units by 2020.
Still in its infancy, India’s trailer building business is predicted to grow substantially over the next four years to 2020. This, says RACE, is as a result of major changes in government policy to enforce weight regulations and improve building quality and safety.
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