While Europe took 10 years to migrate from Euro IV (equivalent to BS IV) emission norms to Euro VI, India has to do it in three years.

With this award Indo-German Chamber of Commerce recognizes DICV’s efforts on increasing their exports to Germany by almost 400 per cent from 2017 to 2018.

ICICI Bank will be a preferred financier for providing finance to the customers buying company’s vehicles. The bank will provide finance through the authorised dealers

Vipin Sondhi currently is MD and CEO-India, South East Asia & Pacific, JCB and Saugata Gupta is MD & CEO of Marico Limited. Both have shown credible performance growth in their respective roles.

The company has become the first Indian OEM to meet the BS VI emission norms across the full range of heavy duty trucks (GVW of 16.2T and above).

BharatBenz, a commercial vehicle brand of the Daimler group, has taken stern action against the Pyken Industries for manufacturing and selling spare parts bearing the mark BHARATBENZ and operating an unauthorised domain under their brand name.

Over the past three decades, manufacturing scene in the Indian automotive sector has transformed drastically with digital tools being used right from product development stage to final manufacturing.

After delivering over 200 electric buses with over 60 per cent market share under the FAME I, reinforcing its position, Tata Motors have recently announced that it has bagged the contract of 300 e-buses by the Ahmedabad Janmarg Ltd. (AJL).

The company has taken action as the use of non-genuine parts, damages DICVs reputation as it potentially impact the efficiency of the vehicle and compromises the safety of the driver, goods, passengers and bystanders.