News Apr 11, 2022 Vehicle prices to go up due to high input costs Small cars, sports utility vehicles, sedans, and two-wheelers are set to get costlier with automakers raising prices to partially absorb the impact of high material costs.
News Feb 26, 2022 Ukraine crisis may hamper global auto industry Russian troops are on the move, pushing into two regions of separatist-controlled Ukraine and threatening to invade the rest of the country. But there could be some serious collateral damage to the U.S. and its allies.
News Jan 11, 2022 Major auto OEMs, component makers apply for PLI schemes All major vehicle original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and component makers have applied for the automotive vehicle and component production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme, as per government sources.
News Dec 02, 2021 EVs to constitute half of auto market in US, China by 2030: Survey Auto industry executives expect electric vehicles will make up just over half of new vehicle sales in the United States and China by 2030 and could do so without receiving government subsidies.
News Oct 25, 2021 KPIT ties up with German auto part maker ZF Two weeks after announcing its plans to invest more in developing ‘computer-controlled vehicle technology’, KPIT Technologies has announced a tie-up with ZF, a billionaire German automobile technology provider.
News Oct 25, 2021 Micron Technology to invest $ 150 bn in semiconductor business Micron Technology will invest $150 billion in semiconductor research and development and manufacturing over the next 10 years.
News Oct 22, 2021 Foxconn plans EV manufacturing in India: Report Taiwan-based tech company Foxconn, which has announced its entry into the electric vehicle space, is looking forward to come to India to manufacture its EVs.
News Oct 20, 2021 Toyota to invest $ 3.4 billion for setting up EV plants in US Toyota Motor has announced that it will invest about $3.4 billion to develop batteries for electric vehicles and EV production in United States till the end of the decade
News Sep 25, 2021 Global auto industry to loss $210 bn due to chip shortage An ongoing global shortage in semiconductors is on track to cost the world’s automakers $210bn in lost revenue this year, almost double that of previous estimates.