Summary
This report provides a comprehensive overview of the global heavy trucks sector, major manufacturers, top markets, manufacturing trends and market size forecasts.
Scope
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Pester analysis
Companies
Ashok Leyland
Future prospects
Production
Chinese manufacturers
Beiqi Foton
China National Heavy Duty Truck Group Co. Ltd
Dongfeng Motor Group
First Automotive Works (FAW)
Daimler Trucks
Future prospects
Production
Sales
Hino Motors
Future prospects
Production
Sales
Isuzu Motors Ltd.
Future prospects
Production
Sales
Iveco
Future prospects
Production
Sales
KamAZ
Future prospects
Production
MAN SE
Future prospects
Production
Sales
Navistar International
Future prospects
Production
Sales
Paccar
Future prospects
Production
Sales
Scania AB
Future prospects
Production
Sales
Tata Motors Limited
Future prospects
Production
Sales
Volvo Trucks
Future prospects
Production
Sales
Electric trucks
Markets
China
Europe
India
Japan
North American Free Trade Agreement markets (NAFTA)
Russia
South America
World production of trucks over GVW 6 tonnes
Technologies
Active safety
Biofuels
Biomethane
First-generation biodiesel
Second-generation biodiesel
Volvo’s BioDME project
Emissions
Archive of historic emissions regulations by region
Brazil
China
Europe
Emission standards
Euro VI regulation
India
Japan
Mexico
Russia
Heavy-duty engines
United States
Fuel economy
Alternative drivetrains are attracting interest
Conventional technology has a role to play
Developments in powertrain will become increasingly important
Optimised transmission systems will become more common
The EPA SmartWay programme encourages fuel savings
Hybrids
Selective catalytic reduction (SCR) versus enhanced exhaust gas recirculation (EGR)
EGR
SCR
The future for SCR versus EGR
