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Commercial vehicle sales fall YoY, but grow MoM by 10-15% in Dec 2019

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India's second-largest CV manufacturer Ashok Leyland reported a 29 per cent drop in overall domestic sales.

T E Narasimhan Chennai
The sales of commercial vehicles (CV) remained slow year-on-year in December 2019 as the automobile sector continued to reel under the pressure of an economic slowdown. However, the month-on-month sale witnessed a growth of 10-15 per cent owing to pre-buy and heavy discounts. Tata Motors, the country's largest CV manufacturer, reported a 13 per cent drop in domestic commercial vehicle sales at 31,469 units in the previous month from 36,180 units, a year ago.

"Retail was higher than offtake by around 13 per cent in December, with further stock reduction, as we move closer to BS-VI transition. Overall sales continued

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