India Auto Inc enters 2021 on an optimistic note, rate of sales decline slows down
New vehicle sales in December 2020 benefit from pent-up demand, register reduced rate of decline in Q3 FY2021 over Q2....
Autocar Professional Bureau
05 Feb 2021
Overall month-on-month sales for two-wheelers have risen 24 percent in January across six OEMs.
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Six OEMs record growth in the last month of 2020 but the industry concern is whether the momentum continues into 2021 ...
India’s two largest CV OEMs – Tata Motors and Ashok Leyland – average robust 38% growth in medium and heavy commercial...
The ongoing surge in the e-commerce business and massive demand for last-mile mobility in India sees Mahindra Electric...
Festive-led demand gives OEMs traction but the months to come will decide if the growth is sustainable.
After a two-month streak of healthy despatches to dealers in anticipation of festive demand, carmakers mellow down wh...
CV industry sees muted growth over post-festive season commercial vehicle sales plunge back in red.
With October being a month of festivities, OEMs seem to have benefited from a fair amount of pent-up demand even as th...