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    Corona Virus Lockdown in India leaves Auto Dealers questioning their future

    File Photo. Credit – Achin Auto dealers operating in India are facing a tough time thinking if they can remain in business after present situations achieve normalcy. COVID-19 aka corona virus lockdown procedures were undertaken by India (as well as many other countries) with proper warnings but limited time for preparation. At present, businesses that […] More

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    Nissan Kicks e-Power hybrid SUV teased ahead of launch later this year

    Nissan Kicks e-Power Hybrid SUV Nissan’s Kicks e-Power hybrid crossover was set for launch at 2020 Bangkok International Motor Show (BIMS) Nissan’s popular Kicks crossover is available in many markets outside India in slightly varied formats. In fact, Nissan India’s Kicks is slightly bigger than its foreign counterparts alongside other modifications that were made taking […] More

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    To protect auto component industry, ACMA seeks relief measures

    The Automotive Component Manufacturers Association (ACMA) has sought Government of India intervention to protect the component industry in view of the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic. Every automaker in the country has shut down plants and production is at a complete standstill while there is no knowing when the situation will improve. The COVID-19 outbreak […] More

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    BS4 deadline extended – But not by what was demanded by dealers

    We had previously shared that FADA (Federation of Automotive Dealers Associations) has been seeking an opportunity to sell BS4 vehicles post 31 March 2020 (a deadline mandated by concerned authorities about three years ago). While many dealerships were offering substantial discounts to old BS4 stock to clear off their inventory before April 2020, COVID-19 pandemic […] More

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    Indian auto industry losing Rs 1,500 crores a day – Due to shut down

    On a global level, auto shows have been cancelled, major motorsport events have been postponed (or cancelled altogether) and production operations have been brought to a standstill. The COVID-19 virus has spread its tentacles across the world, across every industry and every household, leaving a trail of devastation and destruction in its wake. The Indian […] More

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    Hyundai India planning to launch new electric SUV in Rs 10-15 lakh range

    Hyundai Electric SUV Concept T. Image for reference. Hyundai’s new electric SUV will have a real-world driving range anywhere between 200-300km The Indian automotive industry is still at an infant stage of development when it comes to electric vehicles. However, major brands operating in the affordable segment have introduced decent EV packages at reasonable prices. […] More