Passenger vehicle sales fall for eleventh month in a row
Sales of passenger vehicles—which include cars, utility vehicles, and vans—fell 23.7% in September.
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Car sales fall 36% in July
Data released by SIAM on Wednesday shows that passenger cars sales fell to 122,956 units from 191,979 a year ago due to muted consumer sentiment.
Passenger car sales slump 24% in June
Overall sales of the auto industry, which has been facing headwinds for more than a year, fell 12.34% to 1,997,952 units in June from 2,279,186 units a year ago.
Pre-election uncertainty affects March auto sales
According to the latest figures released by SIAM on Monday, sales of passenger cars—the largest segment by volumes—dropped 6.87% from a year ago.
Passenger vehicle sales fall 1.87% in January
Sales of passenger cars—the largest segment by volumes—fell 2.65% to 179,389 units in January this year from 184,264 units a year ago.
Retail passenger vehicle sales down by 3%: FADA
Federation of Automobile Dealers Association said that while auto sales are still in choppy waters, initial signs of positive consumer sentiment can be seen post the dull festive season.
Auto firms out to woo millennials
For the modern consumer, a car is an extension of their house, workplace and personality. Carmakers are therefore looking at connected ecosystems for millennials who are constantly on the move.
Redesigning Tata Motors for millennials
Infotainment and connectivity matter most to millennials, says Pratap Bose, Tata Motors’ global head of design.
How Maruti Suzuki charted a new route
Maruti Suzuki has fended off competition to remain at the top for more than three decades. But can it shed its image of being just a maker of small cars to stay ahead of hipper brands?
EV sales double despite FAME II delay
With 56,000 units sold so far, India has shown slow but steady progress towards electric adoption. But in the absence of a comprehensive policy, is it too soon to judge?
