Commercial Vehicle Sales: FY26 can reach 10 lakh units, sell commercial vehicles, estimates in the new report

Positive signal for selling commercial vehicles

Commercial vehicle sales: The sale of commercial vehicles in the domestic market will touch the number of 1 million units in the financial year 26. This information was issued in a statement issued on Wednesday. The Miricil’s report said the number would be equal to the peak made before the pre-ceiling in the financial year 2019. Due to the increase in the demand for commercial vehicles, the support of the PM-EUS SEVA program to increase infrastructure projects and replacement demand. The report further stated that the sector’s debt is outloo been stable and is receiving support from strong liquidity and good liquidity.

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Which factors will be important

Light commercial vehicles (LCVS) can be near 62 percent of its share, and this section will be promoted by increasing the e-commerce and warehouse range, while the growth of cement and mining areas will increase the overall demand.

Anuj Sethi, a senior director of Grisil, said, “In the current fiscal year, the amount of commercial vehicles should increase by 3-5 per cent, which recovers from the recession of the previous fiscal year, which is similar to the long-term sales trend of the region.”

The recovery has begun

Sethi added that the recovery infrastructure will be operated by improving the selection. The recovery began to arrive in the last quarter of the 25 fiscal year. At the same time, it will support a 10-11 percent increase in the capital experience of the central government.

The report further stated that the regulatory change to the outlook of commercial vehicles this fiscal will provide a new form of change, as the trucks will increase by Rs 30,000 per unit since October 2025.

The price of commercial vehicles increased

According to the report, commercial vehicle manufacturers increased by 2-3 percent to compensate for increasing costs in January. At the same time, the operating rim will be 11-12 percent in the last fiscal year.

Increase in expenses for infrastructure

Medium and heavy commercial vehicles (M&T), which is 38 per cent, is expected to increase by 2-4 per cent this fiscal year, resulting in the costs of construction, roads and metro-rail projects. Expansion of warehouses in delivery services and Layer 2 and 3 can increase the LCV section by 4-6 percent.

The report said that the reduction of inflation and interest rates would promote alternative demand from the old fleet purchased in the fiscal year 2017-2019, which will support the overall growth. (Input -Inn)

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