News Dec 09, 2021 India may invest in automotive industry of Tanzania India said it is looking at the possibility of partnering with Tanzania on investing in the construction of the automotive industry.
News Dec 09, 2021 European auto suppliers warn of massive job loss due to EV switchover Half a million jobs would be at risk under EU plans to effectively ban combustion-engine cars by 2035, according to European auto suppliers.
News Dec 07, 2021 EVRE, Mad About Wheels tie up to set up EV infrastructure EV charging infrastructure firm EVRE said it has joined hands with Mad About Wheels (MAW) to set up charging infrastructure and enable dealerships across over 100 cities with more than 500 chargers.
News Dec 03, 2021 Automakers face low sales across most segments in November Automakers declared muted sales in November across most segments. The numbers were disappointing because it is considered a month of high demand and auto companies generate most of their yearly sales.
News Dec 03, 2021 Automakers need to work closely with lithium producers: Experts Albemarle Corp and Livent Corp executives advised automakers to work with lithium producers to ensure that they provide specialised forms of the white metal that enhance an electrical car’s efficiency.
News Dec 03, 2021 Stellantis CEO points to high cost of EV manufacturing Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares believes that the pressure to accelerate the shift to EVs by auto companies around the world can potentially threatens jobs and vehicle quality.
News Dec 03, 2021 Tips for automotive OEMs & suppliers to solve supply chain issues Manav Kapur, Executive Director, Steelbird International, shares four critical business abilities that automotive enterprises should acknowledge and execute to manage supply chain issues in future.
News Dec 02, 2021 Govt of India to promote electric vehicles The Ministry of Heavy Industries (MHI) is organizing a Round Table to Promote Electric Vehicles on December 4, 2021 at Goa.
News Dec 02, 2021 India’s passenger vehicle sector may face loss of $5 bn due to chip shortage India’s passenger vehicle industry is set to lose 500,000-600,000 units in production and more than $5 billion in revenue this fiscal year due to the global shortage of semiconductors, say industry executives.