In Case You Missed it: Q1/Q2 Global Fleet Special Report
In preparation for the release of the upcoming Global Fleet Market Conditions Q3 2016 digital magazine, here is a recap of the Q1 – Q2 2016 Global Fleet Special Report issue, in case you missed it.
by Staff
September 7, 2016
2 min to read
In preparation for the release of the upcoming Global Fleet Market Conditions Q3 2016 digital magazine, here is a recap of the Q1 – Q2 2016 Global Fleet Special Report issue, which reports on the market conditions of Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the U.S.
The State of the Australian Commercial Fleet Market: The Australian fleet market is poised to build on 2015 gains. Fleet application, fuel economy, carbon-dioxide emissions, safety, and TCO continue to play important roles in the purchase decision-making process.
New Zealand Fleet Market Conditions for CY-2016: Despite economic headwinds dampening demand for its exports into China, auto sales in New Zealand in 2015-CY hit an all-time record for commercial and retail vehicles.
The U.S. Commercial Fleet Market Continues to Be Strong: The commercial fleet market in the U.S. will remain strong well into 2017-CY due to steady growth in the national economy, low fuel prices, and low interest rates.
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The Global Fleet Market Conditions Q3 2016 report will be available on the Global channel of AutomotiveFleet.com later this month. It's listed under Global Fleet Market Reports.
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