Car Market

Suzuki likely to exit Chinese market, could end joint venture with Chongqing Changan following slump in China sales

After exiting the Chinese market, Suzuki Motor Corporation will be able to focus more on the Indian market,

Bharat Forge's Q1 net up 34% at Rs 234 crore; total income stands at Rs 1,513.91 crore

Bharat Forge Chairman and Managing Director BN Kalyani said the company has secured new business worth Rs 120 crore across domestic and export markets.

Auto sales boom spawns used car market in China

Chinese started buying new cars in huge numbers about four years ago, about the average length of time analysts say drivers will stick with a vehicle before trading it in for a fresh model.<br /><br />

Tata Motors plans to explore global market, eyes South America

Adopting a global approach to offset the risk of depending only on its home market, India's Tata Motors is developing products that would suit global markets as well, as it also explores opportunity to enter the South American continent.

Keep calm and carry on: Message to carmakers in India's slumping mkt

General Motors and Volkswagen AG have between them poured billions of dollars into factories, product development and marketing in India's once-booming car market are now struggling with slow economic growth

Petrol price hike: Not again!

The proposed hike comes just after petrol prices were increased by about Rs 3.14 per litre in mid-September.

Will you buy a car in 2012?

The industry body had earlier forecast that car sales would increase by a piddly 0-2 percent in the current financial year.<br /><br />

Volkswagen Group to invest Rs 2,000 cr in India by 2013

German car-maker Volkswagen today said it will launch new models and strengthen research activities.

Frenching the Indian auto market

After a slow start, the French are entering the auto market with a solid product plan that gets at every segment.

Auto sales boom spawns used car market in China

Chinese started buying new cars in huge numbers about four years ago, about the average length of time analysts say drivers will stick with a vehicle before trading it in for a fresh model.<br />