Karan Dhar is an Assistant Editor at Fortune India, specializing in national business and economic news. With a focus on the automotive industry, Karan covers topics such as electric vehicles, mergers and acquisitions, and market trends. His articles provide insights into the Indian business landscape and its impact on the global economy.
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Karan Dhar's coverage primarily focuses on the finance and economy, sales & marketing, and automotive industries in India. He regularly covers press releases, government announcements, data citations and private sector announcements related to these topics.
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BYD aims to play only in the premium segment in India and has no plans to launch an affordable EV in the near term.
Puts Europe at the centre of plans to take the company into higher margin categories.
TVS Motor managing director Sudarshan Venu says the company will make electric motorcycles including an electric Norton.
EVs face a greater challenge when the industry is under pressure, says SIAM president Shailesh Chandra.
“India is one of the most happening countries when it comes to telecom and its related technologies," says PM Modi.
Sunil Bharti Mittal-led Airtel and Reliance had lobbied for auction of satellite spectrum.
Maruti Suzuki chairman R. C. Bhargava says lack of affordability is the key reason for the drop in car sales in the sub ₹10-lakh segment.
Some GST leakage may be happening under battery-as-a-service model, says Tata Motors group chief financial officer P.B. Balaji.
By: Karan Dhar
Every second vehicle that's sold in the sedan segment happens to be from the Maruti stable.
By: Karan Dhar
The strategy in exports is to diversify, says Maruti Suzuki's Rahul Bharti.
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