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  • Mahindra tops JD Power tractor service satisfaction ranking

    Mahindra Swaraj scored 825 points while John Deere stood third with 822 points, as per the JD Power 2018 India Tractor Customer Service Index (CSI) study.

  • Consumer satisfaction of tractor owners up in 2017: JD power

    Consumer satisfaction of tractor owners up in 2017: JD power

    As per India Tractor Product Performance Index (PPI) Study, 2017, tractor owners' overall satisfaction with product performance improved to 823 on a 1,000-point scale.

  • Aim to outpace industry growth of 10-12% this year: TVS Motor

    Aim to outpace industry growth of 10-12% this year: TVS Motor

    TVS will launch new products in collaboration with BMW by end of the current fiscal, says Arun Siddharth, VP - Marketing at the company.

  • TVS Motor tops JD Power customer satisfaction study

    TVS Motor tops JD Power customer satisfaction study

    The study, which measured customer satisfaction with the after-sales service experience at original equipment (OE) authorised service centre during the first 12-24 months of ownership, found Suzuki Motorcycle India at the second spot followed by Royal Enfield at third.

  • Maruti Suzuki sees sales growing in double digits in FY17

    Maruti Suzuki sees sales growing in double digits in FY17

    "In the next fiscal we expect our sales to grow in double digits. As for industry it could be 5-10 percent," Maruti Suzuki India Managing Director and CEO Kenichi Ayukawa told reporters here on the sidelines of JD Power awards.

  • For China carmakers,tax cut may mean driving blind past '16

    For China carmakers,tax cut may mean driving blind past '16

    The 2016 projections could mean improvement on the 2 percent growth seen for this year. Yet many analysts see the tax cut as "pulling forward" future car sales, and are lowering forecasts for 2017 and 2018 towards a single-digit percentage level that they say may force carmakers and Beijing to embrace a shake-out.

  • Maruti Suzuki tops JD Power customer satisfaction survey

    Maruti Suzuki tops JD Power customer satisfaction survey

    According to the JD Power 2015 India Customer Service Index (CSI) Study, MSI with a score of 906, on a scale of 1,000, performs well across all factors with greatest improvements in service initiation followed by service facility.

  • Maruti Suzuki the most influential brand: JD Power study

    Maruti Suzuki the most influential brand: JD Power study

    According to the JD Power Asia Pacific '2015 India Brand Influence and Positioning Study', Maruti Suzuki ranks highest in brand influence with a score of 839 (on a 1,000-point scale), with Hyundai coming in second (767) and Toyota third (744).

  • Car buyers vying for quality: Toyota, Honda lead the war

    Car buyers vying for quality: Toyota, Honda lead the war

    With the first time car owners in India turning more and more quality conscious there seems to be a shift in buyer interest towards higher-quality brands. Toyota and Honda with their premium quality offerings are now topping buy-lists

  • Auto mkt size to triple to 9.3m units by 2020: JD Power

    Auto mkt size to triple to 9.3m units by 2020: JD Power

    Car sales in India may be on a downslide at present but global marketing information services company JD Power believes that the total automobile market size will triple to 9.3 million units by 2020

  • Labour issues may hinder India's aim to be small car hub

    Labour issues may hinder India's aim to be small car hub

    India's goal of becoming the global small car hub could be hampered by labour issues, acute shortage of skilled workers and slow pace of expansion by auto component makers, according to market research firm JD Power.

  • Partnership with Fiat needs to be critically examined: Tata

    Partnership with Fiat needs to be critically examined: Tata

    Admitting that the joint venture between Tata Motors and Fiat has not been as active as planned, Tata Group Chief Ratan Tata has said the association needs to be critically examined to optimise its potential.

  • Cut import duties on automobiles, components: Ratan Tata

    Cut import duties on automobiles, components: Ratan Tata

    At a time when the Indian automobile industry is strongly opposing lowering of import duty in the proposed India-EU FTA, Tata group chief Ratan Tata has favoured cutting tariff on vehicles and components coming from overseas.

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