Ajit Dalvi is a former Managing Editor at Autocar India. He specializes in a range of themes including automotive, industrial vehicles, motorcycles, electric vehicles, climate change, and retail technology, showcasing his expertise in the evolving landscape of the automotive industry and its environmental impact. Ajit has been featured in notable publications such as MSN, Autocar India, and Autocar Professional.
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Ajit Dalvi's coverage primarily focuses on the Indian automobile industry, with a particular emphasis on sales and marketing data. Given this focus, he is likely to be most interested in pitches related to new product launches, sales milestones, market trends, and investment announcements within the Indian automotive sector.
As his articles heavily cite data and press releases as sources of information for his coverage, providing access to exclusive or detailed data analysis could significantly enhance the appeal of your pitch. If you have insights into emerging trends or can provide unique perspectives backed by comprehensive research within India's automotive industry, it may capture Ajit’s interest.
Given that his geographic focus is national (India), relevant news regarding major Indian car manufacturers' strategies or developments in electric vehicles specific to the Indian market would align well with his coverage interests.
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By: Ajit Dalvi
While Ola Electric was the first electric 2-wheeler OEM to achieve cumulative 10-lakh retail sales, TVS Motor Co has raced past the former market leader which has sold 1.11 million units. In CY2026 YTD, TVS with 75% YoY growth has a 29% market share compared to Ola’s YoY decline which sees its market share at just 7% from 35% in CY2024.
By: Ajit Dalvi
TVS Motor Co has overtaken Ola Electric in cumulative electric two-wheeler sales in India, becoming the country’s largest e-2W manufacturer by total domestic registrations. Tap to know more.
By: Ajit Dalvi
Having already sold 225,000 units led by the Rizta in the first eight months of this year with 82% YoY growth, the Konarc which is the first electric scooter spawned off the new EL platform and targeted at the mass market should see Ather Energy achieve its highest-ever annual sales of over 350,000 units this year.
By: Ajit Dalvi
With 302,179 e-scooters sold till August 30, Bajaj Auto becomes the second e-2W OEM after TVS Motor to achieve 300,000 retail sales this year. With four months, including the festive season, still to be counted in CY2026, Bajaj Auto is headed for record annual deliveries of 450,000 units.
By: Ajit Dalvi
After TVS, Bajaj becomes the second Indian electric vehicle maker to cross 3 lakh sales in 2026. Tap to know more.
By: Ajit Dalvi
India’s Top 4 electric 2-wheeler manufacturers have delivered 1.03 million EVs to their customers between January-August 2026, registering robust 84% YoY growth and accounting for 76% of the 1.36 million e-2Ws sold this year to date. Their strong growth momentum will ensure that the e-2W segment will surpass the 2 million milestone for the first time in CY2026.
By: Ajit Dalvi
India's top four electric two-wheeler manufacturers have collectively sold over 1 million units in the first eight months of 2026, already surpassing their combined full-year 2025 tally. Tap for more details.
By: Ajit Dalvi
India's electric two-wheeler retail sales rose 67% YoY to 182,936 units in August 2026, with TVS and Bajaj capturing 49% market share. Read the full report.
By: Ajit Dalvi
With 16,549 electric cars and SUVs sold in August, every fourth passenger vehicle Tata Motors sold last month was an EV. Cumulative PV wholesales of 507,922 units including 93,164 EVs in January-August mean that Tata Motors is on track to sell a record 700,000-plus PVs in CY2026.
By: Ajit Dalvi
Having delivered 10,429 Simple One and One S Gen 2 e-scooters in the January-August period, Simple Energy has entered the high-volume family scooter segment with its most affordable product, the Wave. Will the Wave, which pushes the scooter space envelope and goes head-to-head with the Ather Konarc, Bajaj Chetak, TVS iQube and Hero Vida, make waves in the e-2W market?
