Tata Motors News

NEW DELHI: Following another fire in a low-floor Delhi Transport Corporation bus in Moti Nagar here on Thursday, the Delhi Government swung into action and hauled up Tata Motors which is responsible for the maintenance of these buses.

Government worried as two low-floor buses catch fire Incidents of fire in two low-floor CNG-fuelled buses on a single day in the city have raised serious doubts about the maintenance of the swanky vehicles the government had so proudly launched about a year ago.

Mumbai, Dec 3 : A key index of the Indian equities markets closed flat Thursday, a marginal 11 points down, as heavyweights Tata Motors and Hindustan Unilever came under selling pressure.

Concerned over the spurt of fire incidents in the newly inducted low floor buses, Delhi government officials on Thursday will meet the representatives of the manufacturing company Tata Motors Ltd.

N ot long ago, public sector banks had taken a fancy to financing the world's cheapest carA -- Tata Nano [ Images ]. This time around, it is the cancellation of the loans that is keeping them busy.

Mamata Banerjee interacts with representatives of automobile companies after laying the foundation for an auto hub at Shalimar in Howrah district on Saturday.

The following stocks were among those that moved substantially or traded heavily Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market: NYSE: Pfizer Inc., up 68 cents at $18.85 The pharmaceutical giant will spend up to $115 million for an Israeli biotech's promising technology for a rare disease.

The world's cheapest car is also getting an exterior facelift, the Financial Express has said.

London Indian conglomerate Tata Group has rejected a 10 million pound British government loan, which was supposed to be used for developing an electric version of one of its existing models, says a media report.

Tata Motors has once again snubbed the UK government by rejecting its 10-million loan offered to Jaguar Land Rover's European Technical Centre for the manufacturing of electric car The London's Sunday Times reported yesterday, "The Indian conglomerate has snubbed Lord Mandelson, the UK business secretary, rejecting the loan for a technical centre ...

Tata Motors' Vice-Chairman Ravi Kant said Tata Group should be perceived as British as any other British group or company by people here.

Tata Motors Ltd., India's largest automaker, says it has posted a third-quarter profit after selling more vehicles and cutting costs.

JAGUAR Land Rover has recorded its second quarterly sales improvement, Indian parent company Tata revealed today.

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.

The company will start a feasibility study next year. Tata Motors today said it could launch an electric version of its flagship passenger car Indica in the domestic market simultaneously with its European launch, in early 2011.

By Dipankar De Sarkar, London, Nov 25 : Tata Motors chief Ravi Kant has said green technologies being embraced by Jaguar Land Rover can help a key British manufacturing region avoid the fate of Detroit - home of the declining American auto industry.

New Delhi, Nov 24 : Tata Motors today said the company will launch the electric version of Indica in the country by next year-end. ''We will launch the electric verion of Indica in India in next 12-14 months,'' company Managing Director Prakash Telang told reporters here on the sidelines '4th Environmentally Friendly Vehicle Conference'. He said ...

Car designer Dilip Chhabria has revolutionised the automobile market by redesigning the cheapest car in the world, Nano, manufactured by Tata Motors.

Tata Motors, India's largest commercial vehicles maker, says media reports that it is looking at buying the stake of private equity firm Actis in truck and bus maker Swaraj Mazda, were "speculative". Although the report, carried by The Economic Times, was widely picked up, neither Tata Motors nor Actis were impressed.

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