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Early indications of a revitalised luxury market are seen with the company realising its best quarterly results in India in the last seven years, the automaker said in a statement.
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The Series A funding is expected to be closed by the third quarter of this year, and the capital raised will be utilised in setting up a manufacturing facility, among others, Simple Energy said on Monday.
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Exploring the inherent benefits and risks posed by the burgeoning phenomenon of connected automobiles
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Hero, Gogoro tie up for EV; COVID-19 cripples EV sales and more: A look at all major headlines from the automotive space this week.
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The new Suzuki Hayabusa sports a massive number of changes and while, yes, the design has undergone a revision too, it isn’t limited to just that.
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The Polestar 1 was the first car out of Polestar when it separated from Volvo and is now owned by Geely. It was launched back in 2019 and is and will be the only plug-in hybrid car from the brand.
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A surge in COVID-19 infections in Japan has caused some concern to Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga who is also considering a state of emergency in cities like Osaka and Tokyo.
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Hyundai was the first car company planning to bring a hydrogen-powered car, also called fuel-cell cars, to India.
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The Mercedes-Benz GLA is an SUV that goes head-to-head with the BMW X1. The car was showcased at the 2020 Auto Expo and a 2020 launch was postponed due to the pandemic.
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Aside from the coronavirus pandemic, the global shortage in silicon chips could be another factor to blame, however, with it affecting not only the electronics industry but also the auto industry.
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The Land Cruiser is one of Toyota’s widely successful offroading SUVs and the 2022 model receives a world of changes that only make the car look more butch.
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The automobile industry, including market leader Maruti Suzuki, is following safety protocols, but there are concerns that sales would fall if restrictions imposed to control the alarming rise in the number of COVID-19 cases are prolonged
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The sixth-generation Volkswagen Polo has been on sale internationally sine 2017. The 2021 facelift doesn’t only gives refreshed looks, but a range of new equipment as well as autonomous driving tech.
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If the new sedan does come out, it could essentially replace the Yaris that is currently in Toyota’s lineup.
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The teaser image released by Mercedes does give us a vague idea of what the EQT concept could look like, in that we see a large grille like area, some sleek headlamps and a side-view silhouette render that looks a bit more interesting than the V-Class.
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"We have adjusted production schedules for certain vehicles which means that our Castle Bromwich and Halewood manufacturing plants will be operating a limited period of non-production from Monday 26th April," the Tata Motors-owned firm said.
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Gogoro's battery swap stations replace the long charging times that every EV owner inevitably has to deal with and instead just swaps out the battery with another fully charged one
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New EV registrations declined by 20 percent but sales of electric passenger vehicles jumped 54 percent during FY21.
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The Street Scrambler 900 is Triumph’s middleweight scrambler and this finally gets upgraded to meet the new Euro V emission norms.
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The sixth-gen Polo has been around since 2017 and a mid-generation update has been on the cards. The sixth-gen Polo is bigger than the fifth-gen Polo that currently sells in India and also features more tech as well as a new platform.
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The Levante hybrid is set to go on sale later this year and is expected to make its way to India as well. Timelines, however, haven’t been fixed yet thanks to COVID-19 situation, but production is set to begin in June, at least for the US and European markets.
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Though electric vehicles constituted just 0.2% of the total domestic passenger vehicle market in India at the end of FY21, the level of interest from buyers is on the upswing
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The G80 EV comes equipped with an 800 V charging system along with a vehicle to load system allowing you to power other external devices using the car’s battery while connected.
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Bajaj Auto has launched the NS variant of the Pulsar 125. It has priced the model significantly higher than other 125cc but lower than the top-end offerings of KTM
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Each plant and GPC will remain shut for four days, in a staggered manner between April 22 – May 1 basis the local scenario, the company said.
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The partnership between Toyota and Suzuki in electric vehicles is keenly watched in India, where the Japanese majors have made a big impact in with their conventional vehicles but have lagged behind rivals in emission-free vehicles.
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The Pulsar NS 125 is powered by a 125cc BS-VI DTS-i engine that delivers power of 12 PS and a peak torque of 11 Nm and comes with "Nitrox" mono-shock absorbers offering stability even at high speeds, the company said in a statement.
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In terms of design, the A6 e-tron is a sportback. This means a long sloping rear roofline that merges directly into the tail gate.
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The appointment ushers change in the vehicle recall procedure, which till now lacked any government intervention; official will have powers to initiate proceedings against an auto maker, if so warranted
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The country's largest carmaker MSI stated that the auto sales were correlated closely with economic growth and also (being a discretionary purchase) with the consumer sentiment.
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Earlier this month, Nissan also hit the 10,000-production mark and have recently considered ramping up production to meet the increased demand.
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The S-Class of EVs is here along with a mid-size electric SUV. And they’re coming to India.
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The Kona N will draw power from a 2-litre T-GDi engine. This is the same motor that powers the i30 N as well as the Veloster N.
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The domestic two-wheeler market went down by 13 percent to 15.11 million in FY21. Check out which manufacturer improved its market share based on the numbers shared by SIAM.
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The bZ4X is just the start of Toyota’s ‘Beyond Zero’ electrification strategy. It aims to launch electric vehicles by 2025, the first of which will be the bZ4X electric SUV.
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Here is the complete look at what made headlines in the auto space during the week
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Hyundai is calling this a sport adventure vehicle and this looks like a competitor to the Ford Ranger Raptor that is known for its offroading prowess despite being a pickup truck.
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The document also shows that the bike gets a wheelbase of 1,330 mm which is identical to the FZS-FI and a total length of 2,020 mm.
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Seven models that were manufactured by HCIL -- Amaze, 4th Gen City, WR-V, Jazz, Civic, BR-V and CR-V – are part of the recall.
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KTM’s smallest bikes, the 125 Duke and RC 125, enjoy quite a lot of popularity in developing countries and it makes sense that KTM would want to freshen up the lineup every once in a while.
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Powering the CC21 could be a 1.2-litre turbo-charged petrol engine that’s mated to either a 5-speed manual or an automatic transmission. Both choices will be offered.
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The company is also focusing on increasing its premium motorcycle segment with launches such as the Honda CB350 and CB350 RS, the CB500X and the even the CB650R and CBR650R.
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Tata Motors rolls out models like Nexon, Harrier, Altroz and Safari from the Pune plant.
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True to Mercedes’ style, there will be a Mercedes-AMG variant of the EQS sedan later in the year. It will run the same motor setup as the 580, but the company says the total power output will be more than 700 PS.
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"We set the bar very high," with this car, Daimler Chief Executive Ola Källenius told reporters. "Customers in this segment expect a blend of hi-tech innovation and modern luxury... and that's what we're trying to achieve with the EQS."
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The Uddhav Thackeray-led Maharashtra government is allowing manufacturing units to continue production but with riders.
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The company had received an overwhelming response after the bookings were opened at 900 hours on April 13, which was also the auspicious day of Gudi Padwa, and customers were able to book Chetak online on a first come first serve basis.
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The 2022 Honda Civic has first showcased in November, last year, in prototype form. The picture confirms that the new sedan will look largely similar to that prototype.
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The 3-cylinder turbo-petrol churns out 110 PS of power and 175 Nm of peak torque. The transmission, however, remains the standard 6-speed manual.
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The Kia Seltos is additionally offered with a 1.5-litre diesel capable of 115 PS and 250 Nm as well. 6-speed manual and 6-speed torque converter are transmission options available. In all the Kia Seltos will get 7 powertrain options when the iMT is launched.
