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Four main drivers explain demand for new commercial vehicles<br />

Growth drivers of commercial vehicle market<br />

ECONOMICAL<br />

DEVELOPMENT<br />

FREIGHT<br />

TONNAGE<br />

EMISSION<br />

REGULATION<br />

ROAD<br />

INFRASTRUCTURE<br />

Impact on<br />

EMERGING<br />

markets<br />

• Long term strong and<br />

stable growth of CV<br />

sales<br />

• GDP is still driven by<br />

growing industrial<br />

production<br />

• Growth in industrial<br />

production will drive<br />

tonnage<br />

• Emission regulation less<br />

than in Triade markets<br />

• Stricter standards in<br />

China and India from<br />

2010 onwards<br />

• Besides different climatic<br />

condition<br />

• Infrastructure is growing<br />

but needs time<br />

Impact on<br />

TRIADE<br />

Markets<br />

• Direct correlation<br />

limited<br />

• GDP growth indicates<br />

only long term trend of<br />

market but not the<br />

fluctuation in the market<br />

• Closely related to<br />

industrial production<br />

• Most relevant driver for<br />

the truck sales<br />

• Truck market growth<br />

limited after introduction<br />

of new emission<br />

regulations<br />

• Most technological<br />

adaptations already<br />

introduced<br />

• Toll Collect systems<br />

have limited impact on<br />

the road usage<br />

Source: Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU); ATA; Global Insight; J.D. Power; <strong>Roland</strong> <strong>Berger</strong><br />

MUC-90007-497-09-03-E.ppt 18

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