Bajaj Auto records highest ever PAT, revenue in FY24
Offers another Rs 2,250 crore liquidity support
The German firm aims for its new trucks and buses to be carbon-neutral in Europe, Japan, and the USA by 2039, and globally by 2050
Preliminary talks on with automaker; proximity to NCR seen as an advantage
Vaidya talks about how the centre is driving innovation for the company and the growing importance of data and AI in the automotive industry
Beyond the buzz of Ola and Tata, Hosur ignites India's electric evolution, quietly
Overall luxury car sales have grown 14% in first three months of 2024
EMPS scheme offers subsidies for e2W and e3W to sustain the growth in EV sales in the country
India's largest carmaker operates three manufacturing plants across the country
Previously, Naoya Nishimura was the global Chief Research & Development Officer at Musashi
The new EMPS, valid for four months, halved the subsidies per KWH (kilowatt hour, a measure of battery capacity) to Rs 5,000 per vehicle
Vietnamese automaker VinFast recently broke ground on an EV manufacturing facility in India's southern state of Tamil Nadu
Honda Cars India on Thursday said it has appointed Ryuto Shimizu as the company's new Director (Marketing & Sales). He replaces Yuichi Murata who has moved to Honda Mexico as President. Shimizu has been associated with Honda for over 25 years and has worked across several international markets during the span of his career including Japan, China and Thailand, the automaker said in a statement. He has worked across the domain of marketing & sales including product planning, overseas operations, and business planning, among others, it added. Prior to joining Honda Cars India, he was in-charge of the Business Planning Office at Honda Automobile (Thailand) Co Ltd from 2021-2023.
The report also says that Pune, India's auto hub, should take the lead in a smooth transition to electric vehicles for Maharashtra
TVS Motor's domestic sales jumped by 21.52 per cent Y-o-Y to 3.15 million units in FY24
The e2W category contributed around 60 per cent in the overall EV sales
Plans to manufacture 30,000 vehicles by FY25
The luxury car market in India is expected to maintain its growth trajectory, aiming to sell more than 50,000 units in 2024
Kia India on Friday said it is planning to have around 700 sales and service touchpoints in 300 cities by the end of the year. The automaker, which sells models like Seltos and Sonet, has 522 such touchpoints across 236 cities. The company said it is focussed on strengthening its presence in Tier-1 and Tier-2 markets, contributing 40 per cent to its total network strength. Kia India is also focused on expanding its touchpoints in the Tier-4 and upcountry markets, it added. "We have expanded our touchpoints network from 285 to 522 since starting our operations in India. As part of Kia's 2.0 strategy, we are aiming to close the year with over 700 touchpoints, thereby making Kia more accessible to our esteemed customers," Kia India National Head Sales & Marketing Hardeep Singh Brar said. The automaker is also committed to sustainability by introducing the green workshop concept and encouraging all its dealer partners to transition to eco-friendly workshops, he added. Kia India also
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