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India: Audi boosts capacity by 50% to 9000 units
Press Trust of India (Mumbai) – German Luxury car major Audi, which on Thursday rolled out a new version of its A4 car, said it will scale up capacity at its Aurangabad facility by 50 percent to 9,000 units shortly. “We are building a new assembly hall, which is called hall C, which would contrib.
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Ford India Sees Steady Growth in April, Adds New Export Market
Ford India maintained its robust sales momentum during April, reporting sales of 9,569 domestic wholesales and export units for year-on-year sales growth of 13 percent.
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India: BMW Group increases its investment in BMW Financial Services
The Economic Times (Mumbai) – The BMW Group has increased its investment in BMW Financial Services India to 5.3 billion Indian Rupees (US $ 106 million) in 2012 from 2.3 billion Indian Rupees (US $ 50 million) in 2010. “In less than two years, BMW Financial Services India has established itself a.
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What Went Wrong For Peugeot In India?
Peugeot might be one of the biggest car makers in Europe, but it has absolutely no presence in the Indian market. With the Indian car market growing bigger day by day, there is no big automaker which doesn’t have the presence in the sub-continent
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Daimler opens Indian plant, takes on local rivals
AFP (Oragadam, India) – Germany’s Daimler AG opened its first truck manufacturing plant in India on Wednesday to grab a share of the fast-growing market and challenge top Indian vehicle makers. The plant, at Oragadam near the southern port city of Chennai, will have an initial capacity to manufac.
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New Suzuki Alto achieves 65 mpg
Susuki's 2012 Alto model is on sale now, with improvements including the addition of Dual Variable Valve Timing (VVT) for greater fuel economy and improved CO2 emissions.
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Tata Motors global sales up 26% in March
Press Trust of India – Tata Motors on Monday said its global sales increased 26 per cent in March to 1,39,655 units over the same period last year. For the entire 2011-12, the company’s total global sales jumped by 16 per cent to 12,52,173, units over the previous fiscal, Tata Motors said i.
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Short Cars With A Rump, And Why India Is Nuts About Them
According to lore, Americans dig big cars, Europeans love their hatchbacks, Australians love pick-ups.
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Renault plans Nissan Juke clone to realise its crossover dreams
According to a report on Auto Express, Renault could introduce a crossover in the UK next year based on a Nissan . If the report is to be believed, Renault is heavily facelifting the Juke to participate in the fast expanding crossover race
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GM India eyes 8% to 10% growth in sales this year
The Economic Times (Kolkata) – Automobile major GM India today said it expects a 8-10 per cent growth in sales in the country this year. “We are expecting a 8-10 per cent growth in sales in India this year,” GM India President and Managing Director Lowell C
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Nissan Plans Aggressive Expansion in Indonesia
Nissan aims to more than triple sales in Indonesia over the next five years, supported by a $400-million investment in new production capacity.
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Nissan CEO confirms revival of Datsun for emerging markets
Nissan confirmed today that it will be bringing back the Datsun brand for emerging markets like Brazil, Russia, India, China and Indonesia. During an announcement about strengthening the company’s production base and sales presence in emerging markets, Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn confirmed that Datsun will come back. “Datsun will provide sustainable motoring experience to optimistic up-and-coming customers in high-growth markets,” Nissan said in a statement.