Karan Dhar is a Senior Assistant Editor at Fortune India. He focuses on mobility, companies, and the economy, with a strong emphasis on the automotive sector, including electric vehicles and car manufacturing. Karan's work has been featured in Fortune India, MSN, Business Today, and Magzter.
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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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By: Karan Dhar
From staff performance goals to driving the EV charge, Hero MotoCorp is racing ahead in its quest to build a sustainable business.
Agratas, the Tata group's battery manufacturing venture, is setting up battery two cell manufacturing plants: one in Gujarat’s Sanand and the other in the United Kingdom. The company has already set up two R&D facilities in Oxford and Bengaluru.
By: Karan Dhar
After the JLR cyberattack, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles' consolidated net debt swelled to Rs 30,710 crore at the end of FY26
Karan Dhar Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles aims to nearly double its volumes from about 6.4 lakh units in FY26 to more than 12 lakh units by
By: Karan Dhar
India's dependence on China for critical minerals is growing at a rapid pace as electric vehicles and battery energy storage systems become mainstream. Can it remove the chokehold?
By: Karan Dhar
Karan Dhar Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles' entry-luxury electric vehicle brand Avinya will use the Freelander platform derived from Jaguar Land Rover's Chinese joint venture partner Chery.
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles aims to elevate its brand positioning and command a stronger premium by the end of the decade, says MD & CEO Shailesh Chandra.
By: Karan Dhar
After shaping Mumbai's skyline for four decades, Oberoi Realty is now setting its sights on Gurugram with flagship Three Sixty North project
Delhi government makes a U-turn on giving concessions to strong hybrid vehicles
By: Karan Dhar
Karan Dhar Days after the Delhi government's electric vehicle policy removed proposed benefits to strong hybrid vehicles, Maruti Suzuki
