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This study conducts a detailed assessment of the impact of the new axle load norms on the commercial vehicle (CV) Industry in India. The new norms, applicable from16 July 2018, are meant to bring gross vehicle weights (GVWs) in India at par with that of other global markets. The government believes this will help restrict the vehicle population in ...

27 Feb 2020  |  South Asia, Middle East & North Africa  |  Market Outlook

Indian Commercial Vehicles Market Outlook, FY2020

The Indian Commercial Vehicle Industry is Expected to Witness Slow Growth in FY2020 Due to Impeding Effect of New Axle Load Norms, Stringent Regulatory Environment and Economic Slowdown

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The aim of this study is to understand the emerging market and technology trends shaping the Indian commercial vehicle industry, estimate the outlook for 2020, and forecast the industry volumes till 2025 by assessing the impact of current and upcoming regulations and norms. The Indian commercial vehicle market is experiencing changes due to heavy ...

The Indian Consumer appliances market has witnessed robust growth trends in the past 5 years and is expected to foresee double digit growth reinforced by surging rural consumption, reducing replacement cycles, increasing penetration of lifestyle appliances, and availability of multiple brands at various price points. Rapidly shrinking replacement c...

India's three-wheeler (3W) market continues to play an important role in the mobility and logistics ecosystem, facilitating both passenger and goods transport. Fuel cost sensitivity and evolving fleet requirements, in conjunction with dealer-driven impetus, remain dominant factors affecting market dynamics. CNG has established a robust position in ...

The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries are emerging as highly competitive countries in terms of road infrastructure and government initiatives to improve the same. The GCC countries have a large pipeline of road infrastructure development projects in the pipeline, boosting the sector. Emerging technologies like driverless trucks and platoonin...

05 Apr 2021  |  South Asia, Middle East & North Africa  |  Market Research

Distributed Energy Rejuvenating the Power Sector in the GCC through Innovation and Efficiency, 2021

Growth will be Spurred by the Region's Drive to Diversify the Energy Mix and Embrace Clean Energy Sources

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Globally, the electricity supply industry is undergoing a major transition with the phasing out of conventional power generation technologies, which are being replaced by renewable energies like solar energy and wind energy. In addition to utility-scale power generation, customers are now considering self-generation through distributed renewable so...

11 Sep 2017  |  South Asia, Middle East & North Africa  |  Market Research

Indian Electricity Meters Market, Forecast to 2022

A High Growth Market that is Constantly Evolving Amidst Structural Changes within in the Country’s Electricity Sector

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The Indian Electricity Meters market is highly dynamic with significant changes occurring in the technological landscape due to government initiatives like smart grid mission, Integrated Power Development Scheme (IPDS) and Smart City Mission. The products covered in the research service are Tariff Meters which is further classified into Single phas...

This study involves a unique methodology of analysis of various end-use application segments in commercial vehicles, their usage pattern, replacement cycles, and expected growth in the end-use industry, coupled with Mega Trends such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth, urbanization, changing safety and emission norms, new tax reforms, changing t...

The Indian trucking industry includes a diverse range of vehicles, operators, and logistics services and is a critical driver of economic growth and development. Following years of axle load regulation and the implementation of Bharat Stage 6 emission norms, the industry faced stagnant volumes made worse by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the indus...