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The Large Goods Vehicle (LGV) market is a segment of the commercial vehicle industry that focuses on the production and sale of large, heavy-duty vehicles. These vehicles are typically used for transporting goods and materials over long distances, and are often used in the construction, logistics, and agricultural industries. LGVs are typically powered by diesel engines and are designed to be highly efficient and reliable.
The LGV market is highly competitive, with a range of manufacturers offering a variety of vehicles to meet the needs of different customers. Many of these manufacturers have been in the industry for decades, and have developed a strong reputation for quality and reliability.
Some of the major players in the LGV market include Daimler AG, Volvo Group, Scania AB, MAN Truck & Bus, and Iveco. These companies produce a wide range of vehicles, from light-duty vans to heavy-duty trucks, and offer a variety of services to their customers. Show Less Read more