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Ashok Leyland will not invest in any new factory. Instead, it would focus on debottlenecking its plants to improve efficiency.
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The new range of tyres offers numerous benefits like precise steering control and cornering stability, Ceat Tyres said. The tyres offer superior braking, low in-cabin noise and a comfortable drive, it added.
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Besides the three existing models -- Magnus, Magnus Pro and Zeal -- the company is planning two product launches every year. The company is also in talks with various e-commerce players to custom-build e-vehicles.
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Gujarat is officially the state with the most affordable electric vehicles. What does its EV policy hold for customers and manufacturers?
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These are similar to employee stock options (ESOP) but are considered as a reward unlike ESOP which are part of the compensation package.
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Butschek who had informed his desire to relocate to Germany at the end of the contract for personal reasons will continue to be a consultant for Tata Motors till March 31, 2022
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The new F1 car’s changes, just like renderings seen earlier, include a lowered nose and a more simplified aerodynamic structure. The wings have been altered to be a little more aggressive.
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The new bike will sport the same engine as the Pan America, a 1,250cc Revolution Max engine. The engine on the Pan America has already been extensively reviewed internationally and if that is anything to go by, the same engine tuned for sport could spell lots of fun on the streets.
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Currently, there is no indication on the exact prices, but it is expected to be across all of the Hero’s scooters and motorcycles.
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The incentives offered by Gujarat are similar to those offered by Bihar but higher than Delhi, Maharashtra and Kerala
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The test was conducted in Australia under the supervision of the country’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority.
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The challenges for component manufacturers will be further compounded by the sharp increase in commodity prices, which are generally passed through to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) with a lag of 3-6 months, ICRA noted.
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There is the Mahindra XUV500 as well, but seeing as how the XUV700 is slated for launch soon, we will skip this one for now.
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This particular Supra was built by Eddie Paul, owner of E.P. Industries and was driven by Walker in the first two instalments of the F&F series.
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Powering the FZ-X is the same 149cc single-cylinder engine as the standard FZ bikes. This produces 12.4 PS of maximum power and 13.3 Nm of peak torque and comes mated to a five-speed gearbox.
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Most of the design has been kept under wraps, quite literally in the teaser, but there some minor details we can make out.
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The companies aim to set up a research and development centre in Sweden that will begin operations in 2022, and start a gigafactory in Europe with a potential capacity of up to 50 gigawatt hours (GWh) per year in 2026.
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This will be the second round of price increase by the Delhi-based company in this financial year. The maker of Swift and Baleno had raised prices by around 1.6 percent in the April-June quarter
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Company sees retail sales and enquiries growing by more than two times in June, compared to May. Enquiries for June 2021 have already hit the June 2020 levels. There is a strong surge in retail demand from the western region.
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Here is a complete look at what made headlines during the week in the auto space
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Launch of new models, low interest rates for car loans and growing preference for personal mobility because of the pandemic has helped demand bounce back and prompted leading companies Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai to ramp up production.
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Carmakers that saw nearly a decade of Indian sales growth wiped out in 2020 are expecting a bounce back in demand this year. But it is likely to be led by small, affordable cars - a sector dominated by homegrown leader Maruti Suzuki and rival Hyundai - rather than the premium models churned out by most foreign manufacturers, industry executives and analysts say.
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The country's second largest passenger vehicle maker is looking to further consolidate its position in the fast-growing SUV segment with the introduction of Alcazar which comes with six and seven seat configurations.
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The Yamaha FZ-X will compete against the Bajaj Pulsar, TVS Apache, Suzuki Gixxer SF and the Honda Unicorn
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In a sea of SUVs, the Mercedes-Benz S-Class remains a limousine for the ages and a celebration of cardom
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India was allotted 150 units of the seventh generation S-Class, whose official launch is on June 17. Less than 10 days ago, Mercedes-Benz had announced a ‘stock out’ of all the 50-plus units of the Rs 2.43 crore-Maybach GLS 600 4Matic even before its launch.
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The share of the organised sector, which has players like Maruti True Value, Mahindra First Choice and a host of such businesses started by car companies, is projected to rise to 45 percent in FY25 from the current 25 percent.
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The new Velar is available in the R-Dynamic S trim with 2-litre petrol and diesel powertrains.
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The new version of the bike makes its way to the Indian market through the CBU (completely built-up) route from Japan.
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The cut in prices of a maximum Rs 14,500 have made battery-powered two-wheelers close the gap further with their petrol counterparts, and, in some cases, even cheaper
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The second generation BMW S 1000 R is being imported as a completely built-up unit (CBU) and can be booked at all BMW Motorrad India dealerships from Tuesday onwards, the group said in a statement.
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The company noted that it has commenced operations at two facilities with the prescribed workforce strength of 50 percent.
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The two British luxury brands lost about 7,000 units production to the semiconductor shortage during the March quarter before suspending production at two of its factories in the UK in April
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NITI Aayog has also suggested “reworking” the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles (FAME) scheme to pare costs of electric vehicles with regular ICE vehicles
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The Lebanese-French executive said he had answered hundreds of questions from French investigators earlier this month in hearings centred around allegations of financial misconduct in France.
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India’s electric two-wheeler market is yet to come of age. But is likely the most effective antidote to skyrocketing fuel costs.
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Bollore who took over in September 2020 from Ralf Speth has promised investors of delivering double-digit EBIT (earnings before interest and tax) margin, become one of the world’s most profitable luxury manufacturers and make the company net zero carbon by 2039.
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Electrification, however, is the name of the game and Lamborghini, too, looking to transition towards cleaner mobility but won't be the first to bite the bullet, says CEO Stephan Winkelmann.
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Cap on incentives for electric two-wheelers has been raised to 40% of the cost of the vehicle from 20% while demand incentive has been increased to Rs 15,000/KWh from Rs 10,000/KWh
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Here's all that happened in the automotive space during this week
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Flying cars may reach the market over the next several years. But they will not look or operate like the flying cars in "The Jetsons."
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He will oversee design of all M&M’s key business segments such as SUVs, light commercial vehicle products, last mile mobility, large commercial vehicles, Peugeot Scooters, tractors and farm machines.
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The Grand Cherokee L vehicles on the assembly line are the first of a new generation of Jeep's best-selling model line, aimed at expanding the brand's sales to customers who want an SUV with three rows of seats.
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Accelerated vaccination drives throughout the country, a strong line-up of launches, all-time low auto loan rates and a favourable monsoon are all expected to boost automobile consumption; companies predict a strong rebound in volumes this month on expectations of pent-up April-May demand
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In Elon Musk’s own words, “It’s faster than any Porsche. Safer than any Volvo”
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Ferrari is racing through the gears to bring its Prancing Horse brand to the catwalk and fine dining in an attempt to woo wealthy customers beyond its faithful fans.
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The model is "faster than any Porsche, safer than any Volvo," said Elon Musk, wearing a black leather jacket, after he drove the Model S Plaid down a test track onto the stage.
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China controlled 80 percent of the world’s raw material refining and 77 percent of the world’s cell capacity in 2020.
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Total vehicle retails (including tractors) in May fell to 535,855 units from 1.18 million units in April
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In this work-from-home, digital-driven era, buyers prefer vehicles to be delivered at their residences and companies seem happy to oblige.
