Commercial Vehicle - April 2019

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CHALLENGING TIMES?
DICV SCALES NEW HEIGHTS
CROYANCE ELECTRIC CV
SIAT 2019
Driving the Bajaj Qute

Challenging Times?

The CV industry in India is facing challenging times, and this is not the first time it has so happened.

6 mins

M&A Activity At Auto Suppliers

Merger and Acquisition (M&A) activities in the auto ancillary space will continue in 2019.

2 mins

DICV Scales New Heights

Within six years of launching the first truck, Daimler India Commercial Vehicles (DICV) has achieved a financial break-even.

6 mins

Croyance Electric CV

Vapi-based Croyance Automotive is ready with an electric mini-truck.

5 mins

Escorts Developing Critical Rail Components

Specialising in the manufacture of off highway equipment and tractors, Escorts is developing critical rail components too.

4 mins

Electrifying Operations

Through Simon Loos and Peter Appel Transport, Albert Heijn supermarket chain has begun operating three fully electric DAF CF trucks and two CF plug-in hybrid trucks.

4 mins

Airbus Transport

A Stuttgart-based heavy-haulage firm Paule engaged a Mercedes-Benz Actros 4163 SLT heavy haulage tractor unit to transport an Airbus A 320 across Germany.

3 mins

Volvo I-Save

The I-Save tech from Volvo Trucks is tailored for higher fuel-efficiency and to provide the transport operator with a better chance at earning higher profitability.

2 mins

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Commercial Vehicle Magazine Description:

From a low-profile, functionality first aspect the Indian Commercial Vehicle industry has made startling progress to become the cynosure of many a global major's eyes. However this success story has seldom received the attention it deserves. Not only does the path breaking Commercial Vehicle attempt to set the record straight, it represents a hat-trick of sorts for Next Gen's automotive division. Joining forces with Car India and Bike, Commercial Vehicle will provide clear, in-depth and differentiated content for readers across the spectrum of the automotive industry.
With its team of dedicated professionals who clearly understand what makes the industry tick, the magazine will span the entire Commercial Vehicle universe. The coverage will not be restricted to trucks, buses, utility vehicles three-wheelers and tractors. We understand that the serious player in the industry also needs to know about components, logistics, infrastructure and construction equipment. Readers will further find the road tests, interactions with key industry players, user tips and international perspectives much to their liking.