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M&M buys out VC firm Omnivore's stake to acquire agri-tech firm MITRA

Deal size not disclosed, will make MITRA a wholly-owned subsidiary of M&M; is in sync with Mahindra's plan to grow revenues from farm machinery 10 fold in next five years

Not even among top 10 in 2021, India was Skoda's 3rd largest market in 2022

Auto maker's India sales volume jumped by as much as 125% last year, says unit sales catching up with its native Czech Republic

Uber says autorickshaw service 'under cloud' in Bengaluru, blames price cap

Aggregators operating in city after High Court stays a state government ban on them providing autos

Karnataka govt bans Ola, Uber, Rapido auto services; terms them 'illegal'

Karnataka state govt has given three days to the companies to file their reply to the charges and a compliance report

Dealers and automakers have a tumultuous relationship, says FADA President

Says manufacturers' financial clout has led to inequitable contracts between the two

Auto PLI scheme: Maruti, Hero among 75 firms to get govt's nod

Bharat Forge, Bosch India, CEAT, BHEL, and Ola Electric also on the list

Jeep to expand its India model line-up with Meridian and Cherokee

India to be the first market outside the US to have four nameplates in Jeep's portfolio with Meridian and Cherokee lined-up later this year.

Ford CEO says no plan to spin off EV business, but change coming

Shares of Ford, which is based in Dearborn, Michigan, fell 2% to $16.95 Wednesday. They have lost about one-third of their value since hitting a 2022 high on Jan. 14.

Cars24 announces ESOP buyback of Rs 75 cr after raising $850 mn in funding

The value of total ESOP buyback by Cars24 to date stands at Rs 113 crore. The company claims to have consistently held annual ESOP buybacks for the past four years.

Automobile, white goods worth Rs 6,185 crore sold through CSD's website

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh had on January 8 last year launched this website for the online sale of 'AFD-1' class items

20,000 people apply for e-auto permits in Delhi: Transport department

Nearly 20,000 people have applied for e-auto permits as the last date for submitting applications closed on Monday. The Delhi government has, however, extended the last date for applying the same for women till the 33 per cent slots reserved for them are filled up. The city transport department has so far received 19,885 applications for e-auto registration, including 698 from women, said a statement from the department. Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot said earlier the vacant slots for women were to be filled with general category applicants, but over the past one month, a larger number of women are noticed to be showing interest and applying for e-auto permits. "We are keeping it open for now. We are also in talks with NGOs to train more women and we hope to see more strong women driving autos, cabs and even buses on Delhi roads in the future," he said. The department had extended the last date to apply for e-auto permits from November 1 to November 15. A total of 4,261 permit

Top headlines: Oct GST collection second highest ever; auto sales skid

Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai report a double-digit drop in sales in October as auto firms struggle to get computer chips for their vehicles. More in our top headlines.

Honda Cars India reports 25% decline in domestic sales in October

Exports stood at 1,747 units last month as compared to 84 units in October 2020

Bike taxi startup Rapido aims to add 500,000 autos across India by year-end

The firm said it is expanding its auto service to Bengaluru, taking the service to a total of 26 cities in the country

Tata Motors passenger vehicles segment ends fiscal 2021 on strong note

Company's SUVs and car sales see a record 422% YoY y jump in March

Janata curfew: Autos, taxis extend support to move, to be off road in Delhi

The prime minister acknowledging this initiative said that the fight against corona epidemic will receive a boost due to it

Auto Expo 2020: Asia's biggest motor show ends; draws over 608,000 visitors

Asia's biggest automobile show drew to a close on Wednesday, bringing curtains down on a six-day extravaganza. Though less than last year on overall number of participants, it was one of the biggest in terms of partaking by entrants. Beating the slowdown blues that have sapped buyer sentiment and hit sales for 18 months, a total of 608,526 people visited the show at the Great Noida Expo Mart from February 7 to 12, said the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (Siam). With a peek into the future of mobility via 'green' technologies, more safety and other important elements, the exposition had 352 product displays from 108 exhibitors. This included eight global premiers and around 70 launches and unveilings. It also comprised introduction of 35 electric vehicles (EVs) and 15 concepts. Several manufacturers did gave the show a miss but those who participated believed in it as a platform to rekindle interest in a slowing market. Meet Sanket Gupta, a Bengaluru-based information ...

Amara Raja, Ashok Leyland hit 52-week low; Maruti Suzuki, TVS Motor down 4%

TVS Motor Company, Maruti Suzuki India, Balkrishna Industries, Apollo Tyres, Bharat Forge, Eicher Motors, Ashok Leyland and Tata Motors were down in the range of 1% to 4% today.

Auto portal CarTrade bets on services; may go for IPO in 2-3 years

Around 9,000 new and used car dealers are listed on CarTrade

BSE Auto index soars over 500 points intra-day

Tata Motors, Bharat Forge, Motherson Sumi, Bosch, MRF, Cummins India, Bajaj Auto, Maruti and M&M up 2%-5%