Commercial vehicle manufacturers also expect a slowdown as fleet operators defer purchases until prices stabilize. According to current industry estimates, sales growth in two-wheelers, commercial vehicles, and tractors is expected to moderate this financial year, driven in part by increasing fuel costs.
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