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China's Great Wall Motor set to enter Indian automobile market at Auto Expo

China's largest SUV manufacturer Great Wall Motor (GWM) on Tuesday said it will showcase various products and technologies during the upcoming Auto Expo next month as part of its launch in the Indian market. The automaker will also showcase Haval Concept H and Concept vehicle Vision 2025 besides SUVs under Haval brand, electric products, and innovations in the area of intelligent safety, connectivity and advanced autonomous systems during the biennial show. "This is indeed a proud moment for us as we are on the verge of entering the Indian automotive market. We are excited at the limitless possibilities that lay ahead as India is an important market for us," GWM Chairman Wei Jianjun said in a statement. The company aims to set new benchmarks in the Indian automobile industry and hope to create an everlasting relationship with the discerning Indian customer, he added. "With the R&D center in Bangalore and now our participation at the 15th edition of the Auto Expo, we want to ...

China's Great Wall to buy GM's Talegaon plant for about $300 mn: Report

The deal will give a jumpstart to Great Wall's plans to build and sell cars in India

Turnaround: By shutting local sales, GM's India unit shrinks to grow

Exports rose 19% to 76,644 units in the 11 months ended February 2018

General Motors India appoints Sanjiv Gupta as new President and MD

Sanjiv Gupta is an experienced GM leader who has been a driving force behind our strategy: Company

General Motors' separation offer to Indian employees to close on June 15

GM has given its employees less than a month to opt for a voluntary separation scheme

General Motors confident of India dealer settlement though half object to terms

GM concluded a first round of talks on Wednesday with its 96 India dealers, who operate 120 dealerships

General Motors India to accept VRS applications from Halol plant employees

The decision was taken on request of several employees to consider fresh VRS application

General Motors to consider fresh VRS applications at Halol facility

Transfer process, including pre-transfer visits, begins early May

GM India to shut Halol plant from April 28

General Motors India on Tuesday formally announced that it would cease vehicle manufacturing at its Halol plant on April 28, 2017. Commenting on the same, Kaher Kazem, President and Managing Director of GM India said that the company would support its employees at Halol plant throughout the transition. "We have in place the options of a significantly enhanced separation package or continuity of employment at our Talegaon plant," Kazem said. Transition support for employees will include financial counselling and tax advice, as well as information and transition support for employees transferring to the Talegaon facility where it is consolidating its manufacturing operations. The company is also working with government authorities and labor unions, as well as impacted employees and suppliers, to ensure an orderly transition."We thank our employees at the Halol plant for their hard work and professionalism. We also want to sincerely thank our suppliers and the government of Gujarat for .

Declining volumes force General Motors' dealerships to shut shop

Around 90 dealer-run outlets were shut down last year; new models put on hold

GM's Halol unit gets a new lease of life

Plant will make Taveras even if sold

GM's Halol plant gets fresh life till March 2017

Company says it is evaluating options including sale; extension of production would ensure orderly transition of employees