Rakesh Sharma had been previously holding office as Vice-President in IMMA, elected in May 2019

Yulu, an app-based, micro-mobility platform and Bajaj Auto Ltd. (BAL), the leading automaker of India, has announced of investing $ 8 mn in the platform.

The total sales in 2018 accounted to 21.6 million, improving by 8.5 per cent from the previous year and hitting the new all time record. Post December, India’s two-wheeler sales suffered and are negative since last year due various factors affecting the market due to the overall slowdown in the automotive segments.

With it’s IoT-enabled EV fleet and ML driven network intelligence, Yulu is solving for the demand-supply problem and growing its footprint in a sustainable manner.

Not only is the singular pursuit of electric vehicles (EVs) riddled with uncertainties, it also comes at the cost of other viable alternative fuels like auto LPG which can be rolled out much faster and with more immediate results, writes Suyash Gupta.

The 3-wheeler segment has declined since the latter half of FY2019, impacted primarily by the high base and the liquidity constraints in the economy, which has blocked potential financing avenues available for three-wheeler buyers.

International Motorcycle Manufacturers Association (IMMA), based out of Geneva, elected Rakesh Sharma, Executive Director, Bajaj Auto as its Vice President, representing the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) during its Annual General Assembly held on 8th May 2019 at Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

Today, there are several areas or tasks that are automated or handled by robots at auto manufacturing units in India.

At this year’s Hannover Messe 2019 trade fair, Yaskawa showcased prototype of a new and larger Motoman HC20 collaborative robot (cobot), which would hit the Indian market in near future.