An estimated 1.6 million buses and one million cars of about 20,000 small, medium and large passenger transport operators in the country ar...

The tipper segment with in M&HCVs had seen huge growth for Tata Motors. However, heavy monsoons brought that market to a slow walk too.

“Whether our customers are large fleet operators or small business owners, they are at the core of everything that we do,” said Santosh Aiy...

Swedish commercial vehicles major Volvo said it plans to use India for exporting its buses manufactured in the country to developed markets...

Daimler AG, the world's largest truck maker is preparing to export its fully built luxury buses under the Mercedes Benz brand to South Asia.

Dwingloo Technologies, believes its product is best suited for countries like India.

Tata Motors, the largest commercial vehicle (CV) maker in India, sees an imminent turnaround in the industry that has been passing through ...

Government’s renewed focus on infrastructure and promise to undertake fresh measures to revive the economy have rekindled optimism in the s...

Volvo Eicher Commercial Vehicle claims to have been able to earn five per cent operating margin at the time when the sector had bottomed ou...

The first big impediment for AirAsia could be the authorities themselves. It would also have to contend with stiff opposition from existing...

Come Monday, Ravi Uppal will take over as managing director and chief executive officer of Naveen Jindal group flagship Jindal Steel & Powe...

Where art meets engineering, where form sharpens function, where beauty adds to the bottomline, therein lies the great weakness of Indian b...

Volvo Bus Corp will roll out "Asia Bus" specifically designed and developed out of India to cater to the local needs of emerging markets of...

VE Commercial Vehicles will focus on fully built buses and heavy trucks to grow its business, its CEO Vinod Aggarwal said.

With their common values and strengths, the two countries are looking to ramp up bilateral trade ties like never before.

Sceptics told us 10 years ago that our products were too hi-tech and too expensive for India. Despite that, we have managed to get some tra...

The largest proposal cleared was a 1.4-billion-rupee plan by Singapore-based Walt Disney Co.