Bajaj Auto is gearing up to enter the domestic e-rickshaw segment by the end of this fiscal to tap a 'sizable opportunity' in a fast-growing but highly unorganised market, according to a top company official. The company expects to get regulatory clearances towards the end of the ongoing quarter for its e-rickshaw that will enable it to enter the segment which is about 45,000 units a month, Bajaj Auto Executive Director Rakesh Sharma told analysts. "By the end of this financial year, we also intend to launch a modern 'e-rick', which will set an absolutely new standard in the segment and bring a very high level of satisfaction to both owners and passengers. The e-rick segment is almost as large as the auto segment and the new e-Rick should generate new business, he said. When asked for the exact timeline, Sharma said, "We expect to launch the e-rick by the end of this quarter, let's say, by the end of the FY25 fiscal. By the time all the permissions are through, it may just spill ov
Bajaj Auto Ltd on Friday said it has been imposed penalty and interest of over Rs 10 crore by the tax authority in a matter related to differential GST on classification of instruments cluster and will legally challenge it. The Joint Commissioner, Central GST, Pune -- II Commissionerate passed an order confirming classification of instruments cluster under HSN code 8708/8714 for the period July 2017 to March 2022, as against classification of 9029 adopted by the company, Bajaj Auto said in a regulatory filing. "The order has confirmed demand of differential GST amounting to Rs 10,03,91,402. The Joint Commissioner has appropriated and adjusted the said demand against the tax deposited by the company," it said. Bajaj Auto further said, "the order has also confirmed applicable interest and equivalent penalty of Rs 10,03,91,402 and general penalty of Rs 25,000, resulting in an overall penalty of Rs 10,04,16,402." The company said it "believes that the order passed by the Joint ...
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A video of smoke emanating from an electric scooter in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar has gone viral, after which leading two-wheeler maker Bajaj Auto said the incident is being probed. Smoke came out of the vehicle, apparently a Bajaj Chetak electric scooter, at a busy traffic signal on the Jalna Road on Thursday. Fire brigade deployed a team to douse the smoke, an official said. Two farmers, Bhagwan Chavan and Ravindra Chavan from Varvandi village had come to Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar for purchasing water pipes. While they were waiting at the signal, they noticed that smoke was coming out of their e-vehicle, the official said. The vehicle was taken aside and a fire brigade team was called from the Seven Hills fire station. The team sprayed water over the vehicle and the smoke stopped, the official said. We have been informed of a thermal incident. The matter is being investigated, a spokesperson of Bajaj Auto told PTI. When contacted, local police and fire brigade official said they
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