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.
If you have insights into upcoming developments, market trends or policy changes within the Indian automotive industry specifically around sales strategies or market expansion plans, Shally would likely be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, if you can provide data-backed analysis that supports or challenges existing trends in this sector it might also capture her attention.
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By: Sharmistha Mukherjee, Shally Mohile
Motorcycle and scooter sales surged during the Navratri-Dussehra period, driven by strong demand in rural India. With a favourable monsoon, good farm output, government allowances, and increased MSP for crops, companies expect sales to approach pre-pandemic levels and continue momentum into the fiscal year.
Car component makers in India are seeing increased demand for high-end features such as sensors, massage seats, and ADAS systems. Companies like Tata AutoComp and Uno Minda report significant order growth and revenue boosts, driven by new car models, stricter regulations, and the Make in India initiative.
By: Shally Mohile
JK Tyre & Industries' consolidated net profit plummeted by 42% in the September quarter, primarily due to a downturn in the commercial vehicle sector and a surge in natural rubber prices. Despite implementing price hikes, the company experienced a decline in revenue and margins.
By: Shally Mohile
Vehicle registrations in India surged by 32% in October compared to the previous year. The growth was driven by the festive season, with both Navratri and Diwali falling in the same month. Two-wheeler sales saw a significant increase of 36.34%. Passenger vehicle sales also witnessed substantial growth, rising by 32.38%.
By: Writankar Mukherjee, Shally Mohile
Indian automobile and consumer goods companies witnessed growth in exports. Overseas sales increased for companies like Maruti Suzuki, Bajaj Auto and ITC. The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers reported a 12% rise in passenger vehicle exports. Industry leaders are optimistic about the future of exports. Some companies are expanding manufacturing capacity to meet growing global demand.
By: Shally Mohile
Skoda Auto is aiming to increase its market share in India with the launch of its new sub-compact SUV, the Kylaq. Priced competitively below its rivals, the Kylaq marks Skoda's return to the segment after 11 years.
By: Shally Mohile
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. exceeded profit forecasts, reporting a 13% rise in standalone net profit, fueled by robust sales of SUVs, pickups, and commercial vehicles. The company also revised its full-year tractor market guidance upward, citing positive agricultural trends.
By: Shally Mohile
Synopsis Volkswagen, Hyundai, and Toyota may soon apply for India's new electric vehicle policy. The policy allows for importing high-end EVs at lower tariffs. Companies must invest in domestic manufacturing to qualify. The government will announce final guidelines in the coming months. The policy aims to boost EV adoption and manufacturing in India.
Indian tyre prices are expected to increase again. Manufacturers say previous price hikes do not cover the rising cost of natural rubber. Global rubber prices have surged due to high demand and bad weather in Southeast Asia. High shipping costs and long delivery times have also impacted tyre production.
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.
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