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Autocar Professional: Mar 2022
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Saket Sapra: "Dana with its access to global technology and dedication to drive trains will always have a major role to play."

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Saket Sapra, MD, Dana TM4 India and head of Electrification, India and Southeast Asia, Dana speaks to Autocar Professional, and shares his views on the country's quest for electrification and its potential as a global export hub.

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Dana enhances product range to target EVs

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The Tier 1 supplier has expanded its product portfolio to tap demand for EVs in the Indian market. Nilesh Wadhwa reports on the company’s strategy and plans.

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EVR Motors' Opher Doron: 'We are looking at a base in India for manufacturing'

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EVR is also looking at establishing a facility in India not just for marketing but also to support development and manufacturing of volume parts.

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Interstate buses set to roll

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Luxury long-distance bus manufacturers and operators hope that the all-India permit rules modified last year for inter-state buses will boost demand for the segment.

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Yamaha sharpens India focus for mobility services

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The Japanese two-wheeler maker refers to initiatives planned for India and Nigeria in its recently unveiled midterm plan

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Rebooting Hamara Bajaj

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RL Ravichandran, who was part of the Bajaj Auto leadership team during the transition to motorcycles, goes down memory lane back to 2001 when the new Hamara Bajaj commercial was conceptualised.

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POLL OF THE MONTH

Will Legacy Players Be Able to Squeeze Out Startups from India's Electric 2-Wheeler Market?

Will Legacy Players Be Able to Squeeze Out Startups from India's Electric 2-Wheeler Market?

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