There has been no competition to the hugely successful Innova from Toyota, but the locally grown Mahindra & Mahindra has taken a leaf out of its global product development facilities in the US and Italy to bring its all-new Marazzo to make a strong impact on price and sweep the market.
US is emerging as the strongest export market for India with the locally made car gaining favorable response from the world’s most competitive customers as it becomes the second largest market this year.
Government’s much ambitious Goods and Services Tax (GST), has virtually killed India’s hybrid vehicle market.
A year after GST regime come into force, sales have come crashing down with companies altering plans to introduce any new hybrid vehicles, which are considered an interim green fleet till electric cars become viable and affordable.
What made diesel exciting. The Price! Not anymore. The stupendous rise in its price and the narrowing gap with arch rival petrol has taken the sheen off this once favourite automotive fuel, crashing the sales across cars, vans and SUV's in Asia's second largest auto market.
Where will Hyundai be over the next 20 years. Possibly the new leader of commuting and mobility in India.
Emulating the complete domination of Samsung and LG, its country peers and leaders of India's white goods market, it aims to overshadow its all competitors with technological superior new range of mobility solutions for the Indian landscape.
June 14, 2018 – Hyundai Motor has today announced a multi-year partnership with Club Atlético de Madrid, becoming the club’s new Global Automotive Partner. From next season the Hyundai brand logo will be presented on the sleeve of the Club Atlético de Madrid jersey in all domestic competitions until 2021.
New Delhi: Green carmaker Tesla Motorsmight play its cards on India but 'challenging government regulations' is holding back the American multinational corporation, its chief Elon has hinted.
Replying on a tweet by a user who said "No Tesla in India", Musk said, “Would love to be in India. Some challenging government regulations, unfortunately."
NEW DELHI: German luxury carmaker BMW today launched updated versions of MINI Hatch as well as MINI Convertibles in India, with price ranging between Rs 29.7 lakh and Rs 37.10 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
Diesel-powered cooper D is priced at Rs 29.7 lakh, while the petrol version of the model is tagged at Rs 33.2 lakh.
Rumors are afloat that Volkswagen or VW might be the next auto major to follow the unceremonious exit of General Motors as its struggle to gain any major foothold in India, despite a-decade long presence in Asia's second largest motor market.
