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Source:Economic Times - NEW DELHI: Amid the battle among automakers, the government appears set to allow a new category of vehicles called quadricycles — transport vehicles with a seating capacity of up to eight people and a top speed of 70 k... See more
3.20 PM May 9th
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Source:Economic Times - MUMBAI | HYDERABAD: BMW and Mercedes Benz will soon drive in their luxury hatchbacks to open up a new flank in the fiercely competitive Indian luxury car market where Audi has taken the lead. At least four luxury hatchba... See more
8.16 AM May 7th
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Source:Financial Express - The Indian auto component sector grew by 15.7 per cent in the fiscal 2011-12 posting a turnover of Rs 2,10,400 crore but the growth will moderate to 8-10 per cent in the ongoing fiscal, according to industry body ACMA... See more
6.38 PM May 2nd
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Source:Financial Express - The Indian auto component sector grew by 15.7 per cent in the fiscal 2011-12 posting a turnover of Rs 2,10,400 crore but the growth will moderate to 8-10 per cent in the ongoing fiscal, according to industry body ACMA... See more
6.38 PM May 2nd
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Source:Economic Times - MUMBAI: The trend in the passenger vehicle industry continued to wobble in April — the start of the new financial year, continuing from where it left last fiscal, when India`s car market saw sales falling 6.7%, the fir... See more
6.12 PM May 2nd
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Source:Financial Express - The new financial year started on a mixed note for car makers with leading firms, including Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra Mahindra, Honda Cars and General Motors, reporting growth in domestic sales in April. However, other ... See more
11.38 AM May 2nd
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Source:Economic Times - NEW DELHI: Giving in to pressure from the autorickshaw lobby, the Delhi government on Wednesday decided to raise auto and taxi fares by a significant 25%. The government defended the hike citing inflation and costlier CN... See more
9.28 AM May 2nd
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