The problems: taxation system favours smaller cars, expat CEOs don't always understand business landscape
Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day
China's auto sales rose 11.6% in August from a year earlier, the fifth straight rise after plunging on coronavirus lockdowns
BEIJING (Reuters) - Nissan Motor's chief executive <7201.T> said on Saturday he planned to launch a number of new vehicles in the growing Chinese market over the next five years, including electrical cars, that could help the struggling Japanese automaker return to profit.
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
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
The policy is expected to encourage customers to go in for new purchases which will be backed-up by government incentives in lieu of their old vehicles
Dispatches at India's top two car makers, Maruti Suzuki India and Hyundai Motor India, zipped past not only the pre-Covid phase but also the months preceding the pandemic
Companies are optimistic that if the proposal does get accepted by the GST Council, it will certainly push demand ahead of the festive season and add heft to the recovery underway
The amount is equal to nearly 4% of their combined net sales
The Czech auto manufacturer said in statement that under the purview of its 'INDIA 2.0' project, it will have at least twice as many sales and service touchpoints by 2022, as compared to now
It also expects production across its two plants in India to touch pre-Covid-19 levels by the end of next month
Auto executives confirmed that negotitations between steel companies and major automakers - Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai and Mahindra & Mahindra - are in final stages
The country's largest car maker that sells on an average one out of every two cars sold in the country has seen digital enquiries spike to over 45 per cent during the lockdown months
The third part of the series looks at how the firm used its first-mover advantage to get production back on track
March and April were the cruellest for automakers because of a nationwide lockdown. As economic begins to pick up, Surajeet Das Gupta explains how automakers can get business in these uncertain times
Delays in port clearance due to manual inspection of import consignments is expected to impact vehicle manufacturing in the country, Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) said.
Firm admits it had its first case on June 6, but says it undertook testing, contact tracing, self-isolation and complete sanitation as per protocol
There has been a significant surge in customer orders and enquiries online, through digital platforms, company official says
JTSV will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Motors, following the completion of the procedural requirements