Evolving technology & impact on aftermarket service support for CVs
The Indian commercial vehicle segment is going through a paradigm shift and regulatory changes in terms of technology
DetailsThe Indian commercial vehicle segment is going through a paradigm shift and regulatory changes in terms of technology
DetailsHeavyweight class has its own charm, utility and niche space in any equipment domain and CV market 49 ton class is no exception to it.
DetailsMOTORZONE, an integrated service outlet for medium and heavy commercial vehicles, buses and trucks has started a spares & quick service facility at the Koyembedu CMDA lorry parking yard to provide exclusive support to the members of the Omni Bus Association and other truck association members, private operators, SETC, MTC, etc.
DetailsCourtesy – Motorindiaonline MOTORZONE, an integrated service outlet for medium and heavy commercial vehicles, buses and trucks has started a spares & quick service facility at the Koyembedu CMDA lorry parking yard to provide exclusive support to the members of the Omni Bus Association and other truck association members, private operators, SETC, MTC, etc. The…
DetailsCourtesy – Motorindiaonline Interview with Mr. Rajesh Khanna, COO, RACE Innovations Pvt. Ltd. How do you see the Indian Commercial Vehicle Market? The Indian commercial vehicles (CV) market fell by 2.02% to 793,150 units during the FY 2012-13 compared with 809,499 units in the FY 2011-12. Indeed the CV Markets is expected to witness a…
DetailsThe Indian bus industry has always witnessed a cyclical trend, but persistently maintaining its bandwidth, growing steadily in spite of experiencing pitfalls every three-four years. Of late, we see staff application getting redefined, with an appreciable growth of 15 per cent year-on-year growth rate (RACE analysis: approximately 4,680 units sold for staff application in 2012-13).…
DetailsCourtesy – Motorindiaonline “Motorzone is a unique customer service approach model, first of its type in India, where we have service centres for vehicle OEMs and component OEMs duly vetted by OEMs and located within a common boundary, yet operating from demarcated areas within it to cater to the customer needs. The business model has…
DetailsThe Indian application industry enggaed in body building for trucks, tippers and trailers is currently worth more than Rs. 100 billion, with a projected growth of 6-7 per cent CAGR over the next five years. But this potential area is not receiving the attention needed. Hence it remains in a more unorganized form. Even then…
DetailsRising fuel prices, mounting inflation and high interest rates have together dampened the general investor confidence. In line with the deteriorating economic growth, the Indian automotive sector has been witnessing a dramatic drop in growth in the past few quarters. This is quite evident in the recent dip in bus sales from 78,843 units to…
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