On-Road and Offroad Commercial Vehicles

Geopolitical crises and high inflation prompted most central banks to raise interest rates in 2022, derailing the post-pandemic recovery. Energy costs increased manifold, impacting demand- and supply-side participants equally. Oil prices reached record highs as countries cut dependency on Russian imports, with the price of Brent crude oil reaching ...

In this report, Frost & Sullivan studies the light commercial vehicle (LCV) and medium and heavy-duty (M&HD) truck segments for six regions: North America, Europe, China, India, Latin America, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). The study period is 2022–2023, with 2022 as the base year and 2023 as the forecast year. We segm...

The Global Connected Truck Telematics Outlook, 2023, examines the global dynamics in the light, medium, and heavy commercial vehicle telematics industry. It focuses on ongoing trends, market drivers, and challenges influencing the market and provides regional deep-dive market analyses, critical competitor analyses, revenue forecasts, and market siz...

Frost & Sullivan’s mobility team tracks the global commercial vehicle (CV) market to generate deep-dive analysis on the shift towards zero-emission buses and the implications of new technologies on the passenger transportation landscape of the future. The commercial mobility practice evaluates applications in the global transit and coach buses sp...

The commercial vehicle industry is at the cusp of a major transformation that will change the dynamics of the supply chain and logistics industry. Frost & Sullivan has examined the top 10 CV trends that will have the highest impact on the commercial vehicle market in the upcoming years. The CASE (connected, autonomous, safe, and electric) strate...

The aim of the study is to analyse the trends pertaining to fleet managers preference for powertrain, safety, and telematics technologies in North America. Total cost of ownership, downtime reduction, and regulation compliance are emerging as the dominant factors influencing fleet managers desirability and willingness to pay for advanced truck tech...

Strong momentum in the North American and Next 11 markets, coupled with the recovery of the Indian market, will increase global truck output to 2.88 million in 2015. Key volume markets, such as Europe, Brazil, and Russia, are expected to remain weak due to economic and political uncertainties. The low oil price scenario will restrain the adoption o...