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Tata Motors rethinks its premium EV playbookTata Motors has revamped its premium EV brand, Avinya, by shifting from its original platform plans to leveraging partnerships and ready-ma...- Ferrari eyes faster India expansion on back of EU-India FTA boostFerrari anticipates accelerated growth in India, driven by a significant reduction in import duties following the EU FTA. The company is en...
- JLR evaluating various steps to respond to US tariffs: Tata MotorsTata Motors' Jaguar Land Rover is strategizing responses to the US tariff implemented on April 2, 2025. JLR has paused UK vehicle shipments...
- Former Tesla CEO says it is a 'shame' company is cancelling low-cost car plansFormer Tesla CEO expresses disappointment over the cancellation of the low-cost car project in China, impacting the mission of affordable e...
- Former Tesla CEO says it is a 'shame' company is cancelling low-cost car plansEberhard expressed regret over Tesla's cancellation of affordable car plans due to Chinese competition, impacting Musk's strategy of luxury...
- Xiaomi branded EVs, SU7 and SU7 Max with top speed of up to 265 kph, revealedBAIC Group, a Beijing-based automaker, has sought approval from regulators to manufacture two electric vehicles (EVs) under the Xiaomi bran...
- Japan's Toyota, Isuzu, Hino join in truck technology tie upToyota, which makes the Camry sedan, Prius hybrid and Lexus luxury models, sold off in 2018 a 5.9 per cent stake in Isuzu that it had bough...
- Ford's Europe car lineup to be all-electric by 2030The carmaker said it will invest $1 billion over the next 30 months to convert its vehicle assembly plant in Cologne, Germany, to become th...
- For Lamborghini India, all publicity is good publicityThe luxury sports carmaker's Sharad Agarwal explains why negative publicity can’t hurt the desirability of the vehicle.
- Aston Martin to introduce its Tesla killers soonAston Martin is going all in on electric cars and its target will be Tesla's Model S. It will debut an electric version of its Rapide sedan.
- Now Aston Martin is thinking it could be the Tesla Model S killerCEO Andy Palmer told David Undercoffler of Automotive News that the company plans to launch an electric version of the Rapide sedan in two ...
- Tesla's going the self-driving wayTesla will make its foray toward automated driving, joining luxury rivals in offering high-tech features including one that can keep car in...
- Jaguar and Land Rover's IPO seen as jackpotWith a planned $12 billion in capital spending and product development over five years conditions are right for an initial share sale.
- BMW recalling 150,000 vehicles to fix fuel pumpsGerman automaker BMW AG is issuing two recalls involving about 150,000 luxury vehicles to fix faulty fuel pumps that could cause vehicles t...
- Renault set for new tie-up with DaimlerFrance's Renault and Germany's Daimler are expected to announce a partnership Wednesday to exchange capital and share know-how in building ...
- Honda slashes forecasts as auto turmoil deepensHonda Motor Co slashed its profit forecast by more than half for this year, its third cut as the global economic crisis takes a heavier tol...
- Bigger is better in China, where SUV and luxury car sales soar despite high oil pricesHigh, wide and fuel-hungry, the gleaming black Cadillac Escalade on display at the Beijing auto show is an unlikely car for an era of recor...
- Toyota considering new Japan plantToyota Motor Corp is looking into a plan to build a new auto assembly plant in Japan, its first plant in its home turf in nearly two decade...
- Toyota planning new Japan auto plantToyota Motor Corp. is planning to build its first new auto assembly plant in Japan in nearly two decades, Japanese media reports said Frida...
- Aston Martin sale sign of deeper troubleFord’s sale of elite sports-car maker Aston Martin is a sign of deeper troubles at the US automaker.
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