
Absorb price hike to navigate new rules: experts advise auto sector
Absorbing the price hike will ensure consumers, especially first-time car buyers looking at offerings in the entry-level segment, will be spared the brunt of the move
Absorbing the price hike will ensure consumers, especially first-time car buyers looking at offerings in the entry-level segment, will be spared the brunt of the move
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The auto sector is jubilant over the government's new scrappage policy, which was announced by Nirmala Sitharaman during the presentation of the Budget. Some, however, say more work needs to be done.
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Automakers are pushing for cars to be sold online in a desperate bid to combat a Covid-19-related slowdown and push up demand.
The online transaction platform for used cars raises $200 million from DST Global, and others.
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