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Deepak Patel is an assistant editor at Business Standard, covering the aviation and automobile sectors for the newspaper.
Deepak Patel is an assistant editor at Business Standard, covering the aviation and automobile sectors for the newspaper.
Domestic passenger vehicle wholesales reached 463,081 units in September, with Maruti Suzuki reporting 36.9 per cent growth as small cars and CNG models gained momentum
Global airline body writes to Civil Aviation Ministry; red-flags lack of readiness and consultation on MIAL plan
Airline says splitting passenger operations would reduce efficiency and complicate ground handling; complete shift to Navi Mumbai remains possible if capacity falls
Car manufacturers will face revised emission targets from April 2027 as govt settles a long-running industry dispute
MoRTH is considering easing technical requirements for four passenger-car components, potentially giving automakers greater design flexibility and reducing testing and homologation costs.
Incoming CEO and MD Tewolde Gebremariam calls for a stronger safety-reporting culture, better disruption recovery and sharper focus on revenues and costs
Commodity pressures were hurting margins and forcing faster cost cuts, says Shailesh Chandra
Ather plans to resume dealership expansion as its new Maharashtra plant starts production, with total monthly capacity set to rise to about 77,000 scooters
The pilot was removed from operating the Zurich-Delhi flight after ground staff detected the smell of alcohol and will remain suspended pending an investigation
Tata Hitachi MD Sandeep Singh said the company will rely on its dealer network, customer relationships, machine quality and resale value to compete with Chinese equipment makers
Aviation Minister Rammohan Naidu says the government is weighing the pros and cons of relaxing cross-ownership restrictions as it seeks to increase airline choices
Plans to nearly triple output from TN plant by 2027
Airlines are willing to lose some price-sensitive passengers who travelled when tickets were cheaper, while essential travellers are considered more willing and able to pay higher fares
"If the West Asia disruption had not happened, we could have reached 8-10% (Share of exports in revenue) in H1FY27 instead of 7-8%" says Sorab Agarwal
TVS says technology, safety and features are driving buyers towards higher-end variants, while easier finance is helping first-time buyers enter the premium segment.
The ministry has also asked OEMs to make customers more aware of FFVs, as sales have not picked up to the expected level
NITI Aayog member Rajiv Gauba says targeted electrification of public transport and reliable charging networks can accelerate India's shift to electric mobility
Schaeffler India MD and CEO Harsha Kadam says the pact will offer similar tariff benefits to European companies, limiting any major competitive advantage for the firm.
EKA Mobility says depot and charging infrastructure, rather than bus supply, is now the biggest hurdle to faster e-bus deployment in India
Three Italian nationals travelled from Amritsar to Delhi before flying to Munich without obtaining mandatory departure immigration clearance, according to MoCA