Autocar Professional’s April 1, 2023, issue is out! 

Keep up to date on developments in the Indian and global automotive industries with Autocar Professional's April 1, 2023 issue.

03 Apr 2023 | 8366 Views | By Chandan B Mallik

This 64-pager is power packed with news, features, interviews that will keep you up to date on developments in the Indian and global automotive sector.

Cover Story
Fuel of the future: India explores the possibility of using hydrogen based automotive/commercial vehicle applications to reduce costly energy bills and help fulfil the country's ambitious zero carbon emissions pledge.

Special Feature
With sustainability taking center stage in many boardroom discussions- recycling or after-life processing or treatment is also emerging as a significant business opportunity. We bring you stories on the two homegrown car makers Tata Motors and Mahindra & Mahindra's endeavour in the vehicle recycling space.

Interviews
Mercedes Benz, Audi and Skoda have big plans for the Indian market

TechnologyBMW Group's Fuel Cell X5 H2 produced on pilot basis with help from Toyota.

Brandwatch
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India’s EV and mass market entry strategy.

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