Weighed down by an economic slowdown and increase in axle load - 30% additional capacity - major CV companies are expected to report a decline of around 20% in sales volumes in October 2019
Credit-driven sales were also high in consumer durables this Diwali, with around 70 per cent of sales in urban areas coming from finance schemes and cashbacks
According to JLL data, total warehousing leasing stood at 24.1 million square feet during January-September
Market leader Maruti Suzuki India said the sales during the day were good, but did not share exact numbers
Sales of vehicles also remained in the red due to the Shraddh period during the month
As recently as three years ago, automakers had enjoyed double-digit annual growth in China
SIAM said the slowdown in the commercial vehicle segment might continue in Q3FY20 owing to the implementation of various regulations
Domestically, sales of medium and heavy commercial vehicles (M&HCV) slumped 69 per cent to 4,035 units from the 13,056 in the past year
Exports in September were at 708 units as against 566 units in the year-ago month
Homegrown auto major Mahindra and Mahindra (M&M) on Tuesday reported a 21 per cent decline in total sales at 43,343 units in September. The company had sold 55,022 units in the corresponding month last year, M&M said in a regulatory filing. In the domestic market, sales were down 21 per cent at 40,692 units last month as compared to 51,268 units in September 2018. Exports also registered a decline of 29 per cent at 2,651 units as against 3,754 units in the year-ago month. In the passenger vehicle segment, which includes utility vehicles, cars and vans, the company sold 14,333 units last month as compared to 21,411 units in the same month last year, down 33 per cent. In the commercial vehicle segment, the company sold 18,872 units as against 22,917 units in the same month a year ago, down 18 per cent. Reflecting on the sales performance, M&M Chief of Sales and Marketing, Automotive Division, Veejay Ram Nakra said,"we are positive that this festive season, with the onset of
This is the last-ditch effort by automakers to shore up sales in a financial year that has been marked by poor purchases and production cuts
Company indulging in heavy discounts to get customers back
The auto sales in the same period last year registered a double-digit growth at 14.5 per cent
With economic slowdown, financial sector woes, the wait for stricter emission norms also at play, why don't car makers who can afford to slash prices do so to keep sales ticking, asks T N Ninan
Ashok Leyland has agreed to give 5.42% of the profit of 2018-19 as bonus to employees
Maruti Suzuki India posted 36.14% decline in its August sales at 93,173 units
Automakers reeling from the industry's longest downturn in three decades continue to face headwinds
Will be a political call now; state finance ministers to decide on September 20
Every indicator suggests the growth recession could continue for several quarters
More than a dozen factories have shut shop in past one year and job losses are estimated to be between 30,000 and 50,000