Total domestic sales were up 13 per cent to 106,888 units from 94,454 units in July-September period last year
Dealers said that the overall demand is still not back to pre-Covid levels as banks and NBFCs continue to have a cautious approach towards funding
Domestic CV manufacturers dispatched 10,07,319 units from their factories across the year ended March 31, 2019, as compared to 8,56,916 units in 2017-18, logging a growth of 17.6 per cent
It says a 30 per cent decline in sales volume, on an already weak base, would lead to a nearly six-fold increase in net loss this financial year
Domestic sales in July this year were at 1,58,976 units as against 2,05,470 units, down 23 per cent
Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) sales dropped by 32 per cent to 2783 units from 4.083 units
In the commercial vehicles segment, the company sold 13,103 vehicles as against 15,969 units earlier, a dip of 18 per cent
"Despite various challenges, the month of July witnessed better sales in terms of both retail and wholesales when compared to June," TKM Senior Vice-President said
The industry is staring at further de-growth in fiscal year 2021 as Covid-19-led economic downturn adds to the negative sentiment
The research shows that the pre-owned vehicle will see a good traction as 96 per cent of the respondents want to purchase used car
Mahindra & Mahindra Farm Equipment Sector's domestic sales in June saw a surge of 12% to 35,844 units, as against 31,879 units in June 2019.
Medium and Heavy Commercial Vehicles volumes dropped nearly 92 per cent YoY during the first quarter of Financial Year 2020-21 and Light Commercial Vehicles volumes plunged 87 per cent.
The commercial vehicle sales slumped 36 per cent to 10,417 units in June 2020 as against 16,394 units in the year-ago month
Overall sales volume would plunge to multi-year lows, with sales of both passenger and commercial vehicles reaching fiscal 2010 levels, it said
CV sales dip by as much as 89%, overall auto sales down 45%
The domestic sales of Commercial Vehicles for Tata Motors declined 90 per cent in the month of March 2020, at 5,336 units compared to 50,917 units in March 2019
The drop came due to the truck business, which dropped by 58 per cent to 4,706 units from 11,117 units
The company had sold 56,005 units in the same month last year, M&M said in a statement
Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, VECV Ltd report modest growth as economy slows and transporters are saddled with surplus capacity.
Ashok Leyland witnessed a rise in the sale of buses by 85 per cent to 2,560 units in December 2019 from 1,384 units, a year ago