China truck growth could help U.S. fleets

A new analysis of China’s commercial truck market finds that demand for heavier chassis and cleaner diesel engines will spike over the next five years, offering potentially big revenue-generating opportunities for U.S. and European truck makers. And that positive result could also benefit U.S. truck  fleets by  lowering the cost of emission control technologies. According to the report due out next week from research firm Frost & Sullivan titled “Strategic Analysis of the Chinese Commercial Vehicle Market,” that country’s commercial truck production is projected to expand from 1.92 million units in 2008 to over 2.68 ...

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