Daimler India Commercial Vehicles (DICV) showcased its readiness to the new emission norms of Bharat Stage VI which will be effective from April 2020, in a Sneak Preview event held in Chennai.

The current market conditions are tough for auto industry on account of liquidity crunch and consumer confidence in both urban and rural hinterlands.

With a lot happening in India to take electric vehicles (EVs) into masses, many companies are leveraging the opportunity for EV charging.

With Indian automotive sector have shown keen interest on developing EV technologies and allied infrastructure to achieve low carbon emissions, Altigreen Propulsion Labs is developing Drivetrain for electric vehicles that will not only meet needs of customers but also change the scenario in next six to 12 months, says Shalendra Gupta, CFO, Altigreen Propulsion Labs.

Fortum India Pvt Ltd, a leading electric vehicle charging solution provider, started business of electric vehicles charging stations under brand, Fortum Charge & Drive.

Growing usage of synthetic oils, shift towards thinner oils and constant need for technological updates are some of the interesting changes in the automotive lubricant industry.

With new vehicles sales declining in last few months, lubricant industry is banking on the after-market segment as millions of existing vehicles continue to run and require the lubricants.

With electric vehicles (EVs) penetration in passenger cars to touch only 6 per cent by 2030 but grow rapidly thereafter to touch 28 per cent by 2040, making India the fourth largest passenger EV market in the world, says Amitabh Kant, CEO, NITI Aayog, while discussing the growth trajectory of the Indian EV market due to the government initiatives.

Demand for safety features is growing in vehicles due to stringent regulations and changing consumer preferences.