News Jan 28, 2022 India’s auto component industries may grow by 15-17%: Brikwork Ratings The domestic auto components industry may see a revenue growth of 15-17 % this fiscal and 10-12% in the next financial year on the back of recovery in automobile sales, according to a report.
News Jan 28, 2022 Tube Investments to put in Rs 3.5 billion in EV venture Tube Investments of India (TII), part of the Murugappa group, announced its plans to form a subsidiary to carry on the proposed electric three-wheeler venture and other EV-related projects.
News Jan 19, 2022 ICRA comes out with revised downward growth forecast for auto industry Rating agency Icra revised downwards the revenue growth forecast for the auto components industry in the current fiscal to 15-17 percent.
News Jan 13, 2022 Taiwanese machine tool maker expects good growth due to EV boom The machine tool industry has a historic chance of growth due to the shift to electric vehicles and demand for localised manufacturing, as per the head of the biggest Taiwanese machine tool company.
News Jan 13, 2022 EV maker Edison Motors acquires SangYong Motor for $ 254.65 mn A consortium led by South Korean electric carmaker Edison Motors Co has agreed to acquire debt-ridden SsangYong Motor Co Ltd for $254.65 million.
News Dec 30, 2021 Indian auto industry tensed over effect of Omicron Speed breakers such as the third COVID-19 wave triggered via the spread of the Omicron variant in India as well as rising commodity prices might decelerate the automobile industry's recovery.
News Dec 17, 2021 Skoda India MD Gurpratap Boparai resigns Gurpratap Boparai, the MD of the Indian subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group - Skoda Auto Volkswagen has resigned from his position as the head of the company.
News Dec 14, 2021 TUV SUD to launch new testing lab in India TÜV SÜD laid the foundation stone for a new state-of-the-art facility for testing and certifying electrical, electronic products and medical devices to national and international standards in Bengaluru.
News Dec 10, 2021 Stellantis to install software on vehicles for higher revenue Carmaker Stellantis announced a strategy to embed AI-enabled software in 34 million vehicles across its 14 brands, hoping the tech upgrade will bring in $22.6 billion in annual revenue by 2030.