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Auto sales: Growth story continues
Although growth was helped by the low base of last year, monthly sales suggest the recovery is turning stronger.
Driving change: Innovation is key to the future of U.S. auto industry
America's auto industry is at an unprecedented crossroads. At the core of the debate is whether American car companies can adapt to a changing marketplace where the demand for greater fuel efficiency and cutting edge design supersedes brand loyalty and vehicle size.
Nano to go hybrid way, get facelift
The world's cheapest car is also getting an exterior facelift, the Financial Express has said.
Tata Nano hybrid - Tata plans hybrid Nano
Alert! GM may close SAAB forever! Last week GM Board announced that will not sell SAAB to Koenigsegg.
Tata snubs Lord Mandelson over electric car loan
The Indian conglomerate Tata has snubbed Lord Mandelson, the business secretary, rejecting a 10m loan for a technical centre in the Midlands.
New plants to be outside Haryana, says stir-hit Rico
Rico Auto, a major component supplier to Maruti Suzuki, Hero Honda and Tata Motors, has said it will set up two new plants outside Haryana after a protracted labour strike at its four plants in the state crippled production for over two months.
Tata's Singur land can be acquired for BHEL: Bengal minister
West Bengal Commerce and Industry Minister Nirupam Sen Thursday said if state-run Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd selected the land abandoned by Tata Motors in Singur, the state government would acquire it from the auto major.
Car designer Dilip Chhabria designs Hot Nano for youngsters
Car designer Dilip Chhabria has revolutionised the automobile market by redesigning the cheapest car in the world, Nano, manufactured by Tata Motors.
Growing middle class spells trouble for climate
Next month's climate talks in Copenhagen already have the blogosphere atwitter with commentary - optimistic, cynical and everything in between.
Hyundai joins rush for Indian small cars
The automaker, the second-biggest in India with 21% of the market, aims to invest around Rs8bn developing the car, which will be built near the southern city of Chennai .
Tata Motors Saves Big With Remote Training
The Nano tends to outshine all the other vehicles in the Tata Motors stable. The fact is, India's largest automobile company, the Rs 25,354-crore Tata Motors, offers plenty of other cars including a series of Jaguars and Land and Range Rovers.
'Don't assume the 21st century belongs to India'
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Tata Motors welcomes Renault in ultra low-cost car segment
New Delhi, Nov 12 : Welcoming the recent announcement of French carmaker Renault to launch an ultra low-cost car in association with Bajaj Auto, Tata Motors today said it is ready for the competition in this segment.
A business tycoon in a people's car! MRF Chairman and Managing Director Vinoo Mammen can't resist driving around in a Nano despite his fleet of high-end luxury vehicles Photo: R. Ragu For purely city travel in a car, it probably does not get better than Nano with its micro size and fuel efficiency.
Renault-Nissan Plans to Release Low-Cost Car in India in 2012
The top executive of Renault and Nissan said Tuesday that his companies would begin selling a small car in India in 2012 that would cost less than any other car sold in the country - and thus the world.
Renault committed on low-cost car for India
New Delhi: Bullish on the India growth story, Renault chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn on Sunday said despite differences with the Indian JV partner, Bajaj Auto, the company is all set to introduce its ultra low-cost car, initially priced $2,500 , in the domestic market by 2011.
Nano vendors will shift to Sanand by March
Nearly 60 vendors will move to the vendor park at Tata Nano's Sanand plant by March next year.
Auto firms increase online spends
Auto companies in the country like Maruti, General Motors, Volkswagen, Honda, Mahindra and Bajaj have increased their online spends significantly.
Outsourcing to feature at 'summit' on Jaguar
Thousands of workers facing job losses at Tata-owned Jaguar and Land Rover factories.
Tata Motors mulls letting assemblers brand Nano
Seven months after the launch of Nano, Tata Motors is toying with the idea of letting local garage assemblers put together the world's cheapest car and also sell it under a brand of their own.
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