Ajit Dalvi is a former Managing Editor at Autocar India. He specializes in the automotive sector, with a focus on industrial vehicles and motorcycles, providing insightful analysis and coverage of these themes. His work 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
Bajaj Chetak sales cross 8 lakh unit mark, Chetak on track to cross 4 lakh unit sales this year. Tap for more.
By: Ajit Dalvi
Under the game-changing EV-friendly policy for 2Ws, only new electric scooters and bikes will be eligible for registration in Delhi from April 1, 2028. This will boost demand in the national capital, which has seen sales of 176,000 e-2Ws in a decade, led by Ola Electric, Ather Energy and TVS.
By: Ajit Dalvi
Electric 2W deliveries jumped 75% to 193,495 units in June as the shift to EVs speeds up on the back of recent petrol price hikes. While TVS with 46,999 units and Bajaj Auto with 43,234 Chetaks led the charge, Ather Energy, Hero Vida and Greaves Electric posted strong gains.
By: Ajit Dalvi
With Tata Motors selling a record 12,000 units and Mahindra hitting a new high of 7,645 e-SUVs, demand for e-PVs jumped 106% YoY to 31,253 units in June. While Maruti Suzuki, Vinfast and BYD also registered their highest monthly sales, luxury carmakers sold a record 801 units.
By: Ajit Dalvi
The E-2 wheeler market sold over 1.93 lakh units in June 2026 with TVS leading the charge, followed by Bajaj, Ather and Vida.
By: Ajit Dalvi
The pecking order remained unchanged, with Tata, Mahindra and MG occupying top three spots.
By: Ajit Dalvi
India’s electric passenger vehicle market leader, which has just launched the Sierra EV, dispatched 14,800 zero-emission cars and SUVs in June to take its April-June 2026 wholesales to 34,467 units, making Q1 FY2027 its best quarter yet.
By: Ajit Dalvi
With the 2-wheeler, passenger and commercial vehicle segments registering their highest-ever monthly sales, the Indian EV industry delivered a record 306,027 zero-emission vehicles in June to beat the previous monthly best of 291,966 units in March 2026.
By: Ajit Dalvi
Tata Motors, which lost its No. 2 rank in CY2025 to Mahindra & Mahindra, regains its position after the first six months of CY2026 with wholesales of 378,909 PVs compared to M&M’s 358,545 SUVs.
By: Ajit Dalvi
Maruti Suzuki’s most premium MPV and the badge-engineered version of the Toyota Innova Hycross sold through the Nexa channel, remains the lowest-selling utility vehicle for the company with a less than 1% contribution to the UV market leader’s sales since its launch on July 5, 2023.
