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After nearly a decade of failures and stagnant growth, Mahindra began what can be best described as an onslaught of class leading, innovative products such as the XUV 700, Scorpio N and XUV 400, resulting in 2023 being its highest-ever...
Sidharth Shukla
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E-motorcycles gear up
Ola’s entry and competitive pricing are set to infuse new energy into the electric motorcycle segment
Vijay C Roy
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Auto Zone: Scooter pull
Nearly phased out two decades ago after a long reign as the predominant choice of Indians, the two-wheeler is back with a bang
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Auto Zone: ‘After hybrid, more green options’
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has maintained its sales momentum, achieving ‘new milestones’ in the last fiscal year. Vikram Gulati, country head and executive vice-president for corporate affairs and governance, and Sabari Manohar, vice-president, sales-service-used car business, share the company’s plans...
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Auto Zone: BACK IN NEW AVATAR
The iconic Luna is set to make an entry in the electric segment
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Auto zone: Why 4x2 & not 4x4 is preferred SUV
Notwithstanding the craze for SUVs in the country, very few customers opt for the four-wheel drive. Much of it has to do with the urban profile of users
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Auto Zone: 50% vehicles are uninsured!
Third-party insurance is mandatory, yet 18 crore of 36 crore registered vehicles on roads are without it
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