Automakers News

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has urged automakers to increase localisation efforts in India, cautioning against those not making adequate progres

Automakers are expressing optimism about festive demand, citing the Wagon R's 21,000 registrations—a level not seen in five to six years—as an indicator of GST

The Indian government is urging automakers to assume more responsibility for expanding and maintaining the country's electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructu

Automakers are expected to implement price increases in the coming months to offset rising commodity costs, according to Ashok Leyland's MD. The industry is als

Automakers are urging Congress to quickly pass a law banning Chinese cars.

Maruti Suzuki MD & CEO Hisashi Takeuchi emphasized that automakers must develop contingency plans for cybersecurity threats, as hackers are continuously advanci

A JD Power survey indicates that car owners prefer in-car technology they can largely ignore, despite automakers' trend of adding more complex features, with th

Japanese automakers Nissan and Honda have agreed to collaborate on developing computer parts and software for future vehicles, targeting market entry in fiscal

The US-Israel war on Iran has created economic winners and losers, with airlines and automakers experiencing losses while banks and energy firms have seen signi

Automakers are expanding their investments and strategies in various powertrain technologies.

Automakers are facing doubled U.S. tariffs on Canadian vehicles and parts starting January 1, significantly increasing costs for major manufacturers like Ford a

Indian car buyers are facing increasingly complex purchase decisions due to a significant rise in the number of vehicle variants offered by automakers, making c

Automakers including Maruti, Tata, and Mahindra privately raised concerns about E20 fuel contamination, specifically citing issues with chloride and moisture. I

The Centre clarified that there is no pressure on automakers to conceal information amidst the E20 backlash.

Arvind Kejriwal alleges that the Centre is pressuring auto companies to remain silent on the risks of E20 petrol, claiming firms fear agency action if they disc

The Indian road transport ministry has proposed changes to emission compliance testing for vehicle manufacturers, aiming to ease the burden on automakers. New p

Arvind Kejriwal has accused the Centre of pressuring automakers regarding E20 petrol compatibility, warning of potential damage to older vehicles, while the BJP

Ford will integrate Apple Maps into its new self-driving system, marking the first time Apple software will influence the operation of a new line of Ford electr

India's auto sector is divided over a proposal to allow carmakers to buy compliance credits directly from the regulator for missing fuel-efficiency targets, pot

The Power Ministry has proposed stricter Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency (CAFE) III norms for passenger vehicles, set to begin in April 2027. These regulation