Emkay Global Financial Services released its Automobiles report recently, according to which the May’21 volumes were likely to be hit by the second Covid-19 wave and lockdowns across states.

The first EV conference by Emkay Global expects EV penetration and transition in 2Ws and 3Ws for the next 2-3 years. Emkay is positive about the auto sector and expects a strong cyclical upturn.

Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) organised a virtual 13th Lecture, part of SIAM’s ‘Walk the Talk’ campaign, on ‘Electric Vehicles in India: On-Road Safety, Operations & Maintenance’.

The company has undertaken a Block Closure from May 18 to May 22 due to the rise in COVID-19 cases in the state. The company will use the time to conduct its annual maintenance activities.

The top auto players anticipate challenges in the areas of dealership activity, supply chain and customer movement. Analysts expect the impact of the second wave on the auto sector to be considerable.

This lecture part of SIAM’s ‘Walk the Talk’ campaign, highlighting the importance of design, development, testing and homologation aspects of hybrid and electric vehicles.

The auto industry is struggling to keep up the production as per the market demand owing to a major semiconductor shortage. Increased demand for cars and electronic gadgets is widening the gap.

The inauguration of these facilities is in line with Tata Motors’ retail acceleration strategy.

Compared to its existing conventional treatments, the new coating lasts much longer and helps in shedding debris and grime while protecting the vehicle against traffic pollution, acid rain, solvents, animal matter and more.