The state industries, energy and labour department will support in facilitating the necessary approvals as per the rules and regulations for setting up of the facility, the company said
This comes at a time when even after three months since announcement of winding-up of operations, Ford India could not reach a settlement with unions regarding a severance package for 4,000 employees
Tata Motors on Wednesday said it has tied up with Bandhan Bank for retail finance for its range of passenger vehicles. As part of the tie-up, Bandhan Bank will provide loans to Tata Motors' customers at an interest rate starting from as low as 7.5 per cent, the automaker said in a statement. The scheme will offer a maximum of 90 per cent financing on the total on-road cost of the vehicle, it added. Customers can also enjoy a benefit of special EMI options with a repayment tenor of up to seven years and the bank has also designed certain exclusive features like zero charges on foreclosure and part payment, Tata Motors said. "This partnership is a part of our #FinancEasy Festival, wherein we are collaborating with multiple finance partners across India to make ownership of cars accessible, as well as a hassle-free process for the customers and thereby adding to the celebrations of this festive season," Tata Motors Passenger Vehicle Business Unit Vice President (Sales, Marketing & ...
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) on Wednesday said it will increase prices across its entire product portfolio from January, in order to offset the impact of rise in input costs.
Tata Motors on Friday said it will hike prices of its entire passenger vehicle range from January in order to offset the impact of rising input costs.
Company reportedly working on a range of options that include short-range battery-operated vehicles for the last mile with small CV offerings
The broader indices also surged over a per cent each, and gainers outnumbered losers in 2.5:1 ratio
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Due to increase in the prices of commodities an increase in price by 2.5% will be implemented from January 1, 2022 , says the company
With input costs continuing to rise, automakers like Tata Motors, Honda and Renault are looking to increase vehicle prices from January next year to offset the impact. Already, car market leader Maruti Suzuki and luxury automakers Audi and Mercedes-Benz have announced to hike vehicle prices from next month. While Maruti said the price rise planned for January 2022 will vary for different models, Mercedes-Benz said its hike will be on select models by up to 2 per cent due to feature enhancement and rising input costs. On the other hand, Audi said its price increase effective January 1, 2022 will be up to 3 per cent across its entire model range owing to rising input and operational costs. When contacted over the issue, Tata Motors President Passenger Vehicles Business Shailesh Chandra said:"Prices of commodities, raw material and other input costs continue to rise. An appropriate price hike to at least partially offset this increase in costs seems inevitable in the near to short ...
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Growth was led by passenger vehicles, whose sales jumped 32% even as most other manufacturers saw production take a hit due to ongoing chip shortage
The company said it will focus more on the services segment of the business rather than sales, going ahead
CV market has scraped the bottom, worst is behind
Tata Motors is looking to establish vehicle scrappage centres under a franchise set up with the first one expected to become operational in the first quarter of the next fiscal
Moody's Investors Service on Wednesday said that Tata Motors' pact with private equity firm TPG is 'credit positive', as it will help the automaker to scale up its electric vehicle business. Last month, Tata Motors announced that it will raise USD 1 billion in its passenger electric vehicle (EV) business from TPG Rise Climate. "We estimate that TPG Capital's USD 1 billion capital injection into Tata Motors's (TML, B1 stable) electric vehicle subsidiary, EVCo, will fund half its EV spending in India (Baa3 stable) through March 2026," Moody's Investors Service said in a statement. Tata Motors intends to use the funds, which it will receive in exchange for compulsorily convertible preference shares issued to TPG, to create a portfolio of EVs and dedicated battery electric vehicle (BEV) platforms. EVCo will also invest in battery technologies and charging infrastructure in association with Tata Power Ltd. Moody's Investors Service noted that the automaker has an early mover advantage
Tata Motors hit an over four-year high of Rs 536.50, up 3 per cent on the BSE in Wednesday's intra-day trade
As of 10:09 AM, the S&P BSE Auto index was the top sectoral gainer up 1.1 per cent as compared to 0.31 per cent decline in the S&P BSE Sensex
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