TVS Motor Chairman Ralf Speth forecasted growth in the domestic two-wheeler segment due to normal rainfall and rising rural demand. He high...

For the luxury carmaker, while the pandemic and Brexit resulted in lower consumer demand along with disruptions in production, supply chain...

Present chairman Venu Srinivasan will retain continue to be actively involved in running the company and retain the post of managing direct...

In addition, the directors’ emoluments rose 28.8% in the same period, when total workforces have been lowered to 39,787 in FY20 compared wi...

He will assume the position from September 10, replacing Prof Sir Ralf Speth.

The honour is in recognition of Speth's advocacy for UK research and development and his commitment to science, technology, engineering and...

Speth will take up the role of non-executive vice chairman of JLR, Tata Motors' Chairman N Chandrasekaran said. Speth will also remain on t...

Ralf Speth, the global CEO of Jaguar Land Rover, told select Indian journalists that the all-electric I-Pace will come in the second half o...

The range of cleaner vehicles lined up for India is part of a new direction “Destination Zero” which aims towards zero fatality, zero emiss...

In October, the company posted a pre-tax loss of 90 million pounds as the sales of its luxury brands fell sharply in recent months. The JLR...

Ralf Speth in an interview to Ketan Thakkar, Ashutosh Shyam and Satish John says the company has made significant progress in the electrifi...

The Tata chief was responding to a shareholder's question on the pay package of the company's top brass.

JLR chief executive Ralf Speth indicated that the company was keen to bring the research and development and production of the electric car.

Dr. Ralf Speth, CEO of JLR, and N. Chandrasekaran, CEO & MD of TCS, have been appointed as Additional Directors on the Tata Sons Board.

Ralf Speth's remuneration, made public for the first time, jumped from around 3.1 million pounds a year earlier, 'The Sunday Times' reporte...

Tesla has captivated the world, but consumer demand for electric vehicles is actually still quite low. The problem is batteries.

At 09:40 a.m.; Tata Motors was trading 1.2 per cent higher at Rs 535. It hit a low of Rs 534.85 and a high of Rs 537.90 in trade today.