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Japanese carmakers to explore Indian light commercial vehicles sector
Zodingliani | Aug 25 2006
To make maximum benefit out of India's expanding light commercial vehicle market, big foreign companies like Nissan, Hino, and the Italian Iveco would soon be coming here. Nissan holds 45% of the global Light Commercial Vehicle market. Upon entering,...
Tags: Nissan, Hino, Iveco, Light Commercial Vehicle, Indian Auto Market, Ashok Leyland, Tata Motors, Fiat Motors, Technology, Related : Car Loans

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