Global automakers are looking to turn India into an export hub, as people are shifting from local demand to pricier vehicles and that may spur more 'India-first' models.
Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], August 21: Huizhou Foryou General Electronics Co. Ltd. (“Foryou General Electronics”) and BlackBerry Limited (NYSE: BB; TSX: BB) today announced that Foryou General Electronics has selected BlackBerry® for its next-generation digital cockpit which is curre
Addressing shareholders in the company’s annual report for 2022-23, Bhargava said the company will, as soon as possible, announce what it is proposing for its next stage of growth.
Auburn Hills (Michigan) [US], August 4: Nexteer Automotive (HK 1316), a global leading motion control technology company accelerating mobility to be safe, green and exciting, will hold a conference call to review Nexteer's first half 2023 financial results and other business updates on Augus
"It is suspected that there is a possible defect in a part of the steering tie rod, used in such vehicles, which in a rare case, may break and affect vehicle steerability and handling," the automaker said in the release.
New Delhi [India], July 7: There have been recent reports flagging a sharp decline in sales of Auto LPG vehicles since 2019 in India. A top automaker is even said to have stopped the manufacturing of its LPG models. For a country that is home to the largest number of polluted cities among th
In a release, the automaker on Thursday said the first batch, comprising 556 vehicles, was shipped from Mundra and Pipavav ports to destinations in Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa.
Automaker Honda on Tuesday said it plans to launch five new SUVs in India by 2030. Honda's latest SUV car ELEVATE had its global unveiling today at an event held in India.
On this occasion, Vice-President Hiroki Nakajima said the company will release 10 new EV models by 2026, which would amount to about 1.5 million vehicles in sales annually.
The automakers will collaborate on six new production vehicles for domestic and international customers, including two new fully electric vehicles, with an aim to become an international export hub.
Renault will reduce its holdings of Nissan shares from the current 43 per cent to 15, the same percentage the Japanese automaker has in its French partner, the NHK World reported, adding that Nissan will also hold up to 15 per cent of Renault's new electric vehicle unit.