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  Brose eyes mechatronics business with Indian OEMs
German mechatronics player Brose has ambitious plans of consolidating its presence in India. It plans to leverage the growing potential of the country’s automotive market and could well bag the order for supplying window regulators for the saloon version of Volkswagen’s Up hatchback, which is believed to be headed India’s way next.
 
       
  Bajaj REadies to create a new segment
An ideal replacement for autorickshaws or a new taxi, the RE60 concept reflects Bajaj’s philosophy of doing more as a leader in the three-wheeler space.
 
       
  All roads lead to Delhi
The 11th Auto Expo will be the biggest yet. We bring you a detailed preview of what OEMs and component-makers will be displaying.
 
       
  Man of the Year 2011: Pawan Goenka
Mahindra & Mahindra's president drives his company onto the global stage with SsangYong acquisition and launch of the global SUV, the XUV500.
 
       
  MAN charts out India plan
The German CV maker buys out India JV partner, to invest Euro 200 mn
 
       
  Thailand floods stall OEMs' supply chain
The pinch will be felt more for the Honda City and especially the Jazz, which have seen a spike in demand after the company lowered their prices. Honda cleared stocks of the outgoing Jazz and launched a refreshed version at a killer price. Dealers says that the waiting period is many months already. Overall, the company has enough orders till March 2012.
 
       
  Caparo reworks its India strategy
How the supplier is tweaking its India growth gameplan
 
       
  Transforming W201 to the XUV500
How Mahindra & Mahindra built its global SUV
 
       
  Diesel dilemma
Uncertainty about government policy on diesel has automakers concerned.
 
       
  South India at the crossroads
The South has surged ahead thanks to big ticket investments. However, success generates its own challenges.
 
       
  Managing the slowdown
As interest rates soar, fuel prices rise, material costs grow and consumers re-think their buying decisions, OEMs and component suppliers are keeping their fingers firmly crossed.
 
       
  Atul Auto eyes Rs1,000 crore turnover by 2015-16
The company has set a target of clocking a Rs 1,000 crore in turnover by 2015-16, a five-fold jump over its turnover of Rs 200 crore in 2010-11.
 
       
  Ring Plus Aqua to enter forgings business
The company which makes starter ring gears and flexplate assemblies has outlined a Rs 200 crore investment.
 
       
  Varroc bets big on LED technology
The variable intensity brake lighting system is currently in the concept development phase. It may go into production in the next couple of years after proto-testing and validation.
 
       
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