While M&M closed at Rs 705.6 a piece, up 10.8 per cent - the highest in 18 months, Tata Motors' shares ended at Rs 173.6, a piece up 9.8 per cent-the highest in 33 months
The country's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India on Monday said it has sold over two lakh cars through the online channel. The company, which initiated its online sales platform around two years back, said the digital channel now covers nearly 1,000 dealerships across the country. "Since the introduction of this new digital channel in 2018, we have witnessed three times increase in digital enquiries and recorded sales of over 2 lakh units since April 2019. This digital channel has helped to generate over 21 lakh customer enquiries," Maruti Suzuki India Executive Director (Marketing & Sales) Shashank Srivastava said in a statement. Citing 'Google Auto Gear Shift India 2020 Report', he said nearly 95 per cent of new car sales in India are digitally influenced as per the customers first research online and then buy at the physical dealerships. While online experience provides the complete spectrum of information to the customers, at the last mile the customers seek assurance of the
Good monsoon followed by good crop have given a fillip to demand for tractors
Nissan is looking to sell some or all its 34% stake in Mitsubishi, Bloomberg News reported, citing unidentified sources, a move that would reshape a three-way alliance that includes France's Renault
However, the quarter reflected strong sequential recovery with positive pre-tax profit and major positive free cash flows following restart of production and reopening of global retailer network
The automaker said it booked 2.1 trillion won to cover charges related to engine defects that increased the risk of stalling and fire
We may have to wait till 2022-23, or even 2023-24 before sales climb back to the levels attained in 2018-19 and, as mentioned above, even those numbers were not inspiring
Kia Motors and Toyota Kirloskar Motor met expectations of their dealers better than other companies in the passenger vehicle segment during the Covid-19 lockdown, FADA said
Cars and two-wheelers attract 28% GST and a cess in the range of 3-22%, taking the effective tax rate to up to 50%
The company, which makes commercial vehicles under the Traveller brand and utility vehicle Trax, said the situation calls for a very detailed and thorough reform
Prior to the transaction, Suzuki held a 56.28 per cent stake in Maruti Suzuki
The COVID-19 pandemic presents an opportunity for the Indian automobile and components sector to become a global hub, thereby helping the country become self-reliant and such a chance must not be wasted, Hero MotoCorp CMD and CEO Pawan Munjal said on Saturday. Speaking at the annual session of Auto Components Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA), Munjal said the auto sector can also lead the way for other industries in India in responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "clarion call" for Aatmanirbhar Bharat. "The silver lining in this pandemic is the Honorable Prime Minister's clarion call and push for an Aatmanirbhar Bharat -- I believe that going forward we, and our sector can be the growth engine for bringing alive Atmanirbhar Bharat, a self-reliant India, by all of connecting, communicating and collaborating on multiple fronts such as innovation, engineering and R&D," Munjal said. Stating that India's biggest advantage and key asset is its unique position of "having ...
The government is likely to include auto components under the production linked incentive (PLI) scheme and evaluate local content and bring in value addition to automobile companies
Modi government wants companies to reduce imports, increase domestic production and play a bigger role in the global supply chain in an effort to make the country more self-reliant
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SIAM also noted that government support was required to pursue the targets set under the Automotive Mission Plan 2026 (AMP 2026)
At SIAM's 60th annual conclave, the industry body's president blamed the sales slump on an overdose of regulations, liquidity issues and a slowing economy
The company said orders of similar capacity are anticipated from the same customer base as businesses have picked up speed
Encouraged by demand pick-up in the past few months, most are going ahead with their planned investments and models
Govt should come up with a special stimulus package for the domestic automobile industry in order to revive the segment which is expected to de-grow in the current financial year as well, Bosch said