2016 Flashback: Capturing the Automotive Moments in India
2016 was a mixed bag for the Indian auto industry which advanced on many fronts and launched new products aplenty. The demonetisation move though threatens to slow down the growth.
2016 was a mixed bag for the Indian auto industry which advanced on many fronts and launched new products aplenty. The demonetisation move though threatens to slow down the growth.







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30 Dec 2016

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