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TRUCKMAKERS' NEWS
* India - Daimler weighs local base for Actros trucksNew Delhi,India -Calcutta Telegraph (Calcutta,India) -April 6, 2007: -- DaimlerChrysler India (DCI) is considering manufacturing its Actros range of trucks in the country... Launched in the second half of 2006, the company has sold 65 units till now... Globally, DaimlerChrysler has about 15 per cent market share in the medium and heavy commercial vehicle segment. The company expects the Actros range be useful in the booming mining sector. While mining is still a niche segment, selling about 800-900 units a year, it is growing at about 15-20 per cent a year...
* India - Sub-tonners hit the high road
Bombay,India -The Financial Express, by NIRBHAY KUMAR -April 07, 2007: -- Short haul travel in rural and semi-urban areas is set to change with a wave of customised passenger vehicles hitting the market in the next two years... The breakaway success of the mini truck Ace has energised Tata Motors, India’s largest commercial vehicle manufacturer, into planning a passenger version of the Ace... The segment, that will kick off with the passenger Ace, is projected to be a one lakh units per annum market by 2008, worth nearly Rs 2,000 crore... (Picture: Mini truck Ace)
Bombay,India -The Financial Express, by NIRBHAY KUMAR -April 07, 2007: -- Short haul travel in rural and semi-urban areas is set to change with a wave of customised passenger vehicles hitting the market in the next two years... The breakaway success of the mini truck Ace has energised Tata Motors, India’s largest commercial vehicle manufacturer, into planning a passenger version of the Ace... The segment, that will kick off with the passenger Ace, is projected to be a one lakh units per annum market by 2008, worth nearly Rs 2,000 crore... (Picture: Mini truck Ace)
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