Frost & Sullivan: Green, Safe and Connected Medium-Heavy Duty Trucks to Find Widespread Acceptance in 2014

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Frost & Sullivan: Green, Safe andFrost & Sullivan: Green, Safe and Connected Medium-Heavy Duty Trucks to Find Widespread Acceptance in 2014 PR Newswire MOUNTAIN VIEW, California, April 17, 2014 -- Truck manufacturers are using digital e-retailing channels to enhance customer reach The improved economic environment in developing and developed economies is restoring business confidence and pushing up the global sales volumes of medium-heavy duty trucks. Truck buyers are particularly looking for medium-heavy duty trucks with advanced telematics solutions, green powertrain technologies, and safety enhancement technologies, such as stability control systems. Trucks with connectivity technologies that facilitate vehicle-to-infrastructure, vehicle-to-vehicle, and related communications, in turn enhancing vehicle uptime, driver satisfaction, fleet efficiency, and safety are also gaining traction. In particular, this year will see a rising proliferation and offering of prognostics solutions that reduce vehicle down time and enhance mobile resource productivity. According to a recent Frost & Sullivan Market Insight, Overview of the Global Medium-Heavy Duty Truck Market in 2014, the sale of medium- heavy duty trucks, which stood at 2.76 million units in 2013, is expected to go up to 2.87 million units by the end of 2014. To access a complimentary copy of this market insight visit: http://bit.ly/1j1DxsO.

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