The value chain of the commercial vehicle market comprises raw material suppliers, components suppliers, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), distributors, and end use industries. The raw materials required to manufacture commercial vehicles include steel, plastic, aluminum, rubber, and aluminum alloys, among others. Steel accounts for approximately 80% of the weight of a commercial vehicle. Steel is used to construct the vehicle’s chassis and the body, including the roof, door panels, and beams between the doors, among others. Plastic particularly adds to the durability and versatility of the commercial vehicle. Door handles, dashboard, air vents, and airbags are popularly made from plastic. Recent trends envisage using aluminum, as aluminum happens to be lighter than steel. As such, aluminum is being increasingly used to make wheels, engines, chassis, seats, and heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, among others.

CHAPTER 01 Methodology and Scope 

CHAPTER 02 Executive Summary 

CHAPTER 03 Market Variables, Trends & Scope

CHAPTER 04 Commercial Vehicles Product Outlook

CHAPTER 05 Commercial Vehicles End use Outlook

CHAPTER 06 Commercial Vehicles Regional Outlook

CHAPTER 07 Competitive Landscape