Shally Mohile is a journalist at The Economic Times. She specializes in the automotive sector, covering topics such as car manufacturing, electric vehicles, and industrial vehicles, with a keen focus on the Indian market and major players like General Motors and Mercedes-Benz. Shally's insights and analyses have been featured prominently in The Economic Times, highlighting her expertise in the intersection of business and the automotive industry.
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Shally Mohile's focus is on the Indian automotive industry, with a specific emphasis on sales, marketing, and expansion plans. Her articles frequently cite data and government announcements related to the automotive sector in India.
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By: Shally Mohile
Negotiations between Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) and Skoda Auto Volkswagen India for a 50:50 joint venture have stalled due to disagreements on key issues. The companies had previously signed non-binding MoUs but are now unable to finalize crucial agreements. M&M, which has strengthened its position in the Indian market, may be reluctant to proceed if it must compromise on development costs and sourcing.
Gaurav Gupta, the company's chief growth officer, is believed to be moving on, said the people aware of the development. Gupta is also spearheading the MG Select strategy-a new sales channel for the brand's upcoming premium vehicle range. Most of these executives are likely to leave the company by the end of the current financial year.
Synopsis The Mumbai-based automaker on Tuesday made its first full-fledged foray into India's nascent EV market with the introduction of two pure electric models. These are the first two "born electric" models based on the company's latest INGLO vehicle architecture. M&M plans to launch three to five more models based on the same vehicle architecture over the next few years.
By: Shally Mohile
Audi India expects a drop in car sales in 2024 due to supply chain issues related to geopolitical uncertainties. The company anticipates better sales next year with improved model availability. Despite this year's decline, Audi introduced the new generation Q7 SUV and aims for a stronger performance in the future.
Tata Motors, India's leading electric vehicle manufacturer, faces a decline in EV sales this fiscal year, falling short of its 100,000-unit target. A market slowdown, withdrawal of government incentives, and increased competition contribute to the slump, marking the first sales drop since Tata Motors entered the EV segment. This setback follows a 48% surge in EV sales the previous year.
Anurag Mehrotra, former Ford India head, is poised to become the new Managing Director of JSW MG Motor India. He will succeed Rajiv Chaba, the current CEO Emeritus, who is retiring on March 31, 2025. Mehrotra recently served at Tata Motors and is expected to join JSW MG early next month.
Anurag Mehrotra, former Ford India head, is poised to become the new Managing Director of JSW MG Motor India. He will succeed Rajiv Chaba, the current CEO Emeritus, who is retiring on March 31, 2025. Mehrotra recently served at Tata Motors and is expected to join JSW MG early next month.
By: Shally Mohile
Ceat's acquisition of Michelin's off-highway tyre (OHT) brand Camso for $225 million is projected to boost Ceat's margins. The deal will increase the share of OHTs, which have higher profit margins, from 15% to 25-30% of Ceat's overall mix. The acquisition adds a billion-dollar brand to Ceat's portfolio and expands its presence in the agricultural tyre segment.
The share of diesel in total PV sales is estimated at 18% as of the first half of December 2024, up from 17.8% in 2023, according to Jato Dynamics, a market research, data and analytics firm. Diesel vehicle sales climbed to 774,000 units from 738,000 units during this period. SUVs have a 55% share of total car sales this year, up from 48.4% in 2023.
By: Shally Mohile
Mahindra & Mahindra and Toyota Kirloskar Motor are projected to achieve record sales in 2024, driven by new launches. This contrasts with the struggles of other major players like Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai in a slowing Indian car market. Toyota's success is fueled by the Innova Hycross and its partnership with Suzuki, while Mahindra's SUV models propel its growth.
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