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Bengaluru Police investigating the scam have started issuing notices to vehicle owners, who are registered at Bengaluru Central (HSR Layout) RTO, in a bid to recover the evaded tax. However, experts insist that the scope of the scam is much larger and call for a thorough probe to be carried out in around 70 RTOs across Karnataka.
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Car sales are on an uphill drive thanks to improved semiconductor supplies, robust demand for Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs), healthy economic growth, favourable monsoon, and effective monetary policies
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This was the highest-ever monthly sales volume for the Gurugram-based car maker, as per the statement.
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CEAT Ltd, eyeing India's rising passenger vehicle sales, anticipates increased demand in the replacement market, says CEO Arnab Banerjee.
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The new facility to be built in Szeged, southern Hungary is expected to create thousands of local jobs, BYD said in a statement.
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Chinese youth are choosing to live in recreational vehicles due to soaring real estate prices. From open kitchen to bathtubs, these RVs come with many modern amenities. But how much are they helping the Chinese youngsters save? Watch this video to find out
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The shortage of electronic components had some impact on the production of vehicles in FY 2022-23. The Company took all possible measures to minimise the impact
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During a recent visit by Reuters, that screen showed real-time data from 114,000 vans in Britain so far covered by Ford's FORDLiive monthly subscription service.
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In the year-ago period, the company’s total vehicle sales stood at 77,733 units. Domestic vehicle sales were up 6 per cent at 78,006 units last month over 73,875 units in February 2022, Tata Motors said in a statement.
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The tie-up would offer various initiatives including 90 per cent on-road funding with no processing fee, foreclosure and party payment charges to prospective customers.
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Auto sales numbers are among the key indicators to estimate private consumption, which bears more than 50% weightage in assessing the country's economic growth.
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The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has come out with a set of guidelines on December 22 to regulate, and promote the ease of business in the second hand car market
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The company said it is hiking the prices due to an increase in input and operational costs.
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Tesla vehicles now have 12 ultrasonic sensors on the front and rear bumpers, and short-range sound sensors are mainly used in parking applications and to detect close objects.
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”The shortage of electronic components had a minor impact on the production of vehicles during the month,” Maruti Suzuki India said in a regulatory filing.
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Although not much is revealed about the car, Gadkari said that he will lift the curtains off the flex-fuel-powered vehicle himself in New Delhi.
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The Amaze sales contribution from Tier 1 markets is almost 40 percent, while tier 2 and 3 combined account for 60 percent of the sales
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Domestic sales stood at 42,293 units last month. It was at 25,001 units in May 2021. Exports stood at 8,970 units last month, while the same was at 5,702 units in the year-ago period.
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The German player placed a contrarian bet on the sedan segment that most rivals had forsaken
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Sales fell 20.65% from February 2020, going by Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations
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Under Rule 8 of the Central Motor Vehicle Rules, 1989, a transport vehicle driver needs to have passed class 8.
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The company, which makes trucks, construction equipment and buses, said the largest volume of potentially affected engines had been sold in North America and Europe, its two largest markets, and that costs to fix the problem "could be material".
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Last October, a pod heavily adapted from a compact Renault car was the first autonomous car to take to Britain's streets as part of government-backed trials aimed at seeing more widespread use of such vehicles by 2020.
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The proposed 10 percent hike in cess on large cars to which the Cabinet gave its green light recently shall not be rolled back by the government said Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways, today.
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GM lawyer Richard Godfrey strongly criticized the agreement, telling U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman in Manhattan the Detroit-based company was given no say in the deal negotiated between the plaintiffs and a trust set up for creditors of “old GM,” which holds many liabilities predating the automaker's 2009 bankruptcy.
