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: Sharmistha Mukherjee, Shally Mohile
Suzuki Motor Corporation is using India as a production hub for electric vehicles. The company plans to introduce multiple electric models, including compact and affordable cars. This move aims to meet the growing demand for electric vehicles in India. Suzuki will also export these vehicles to other global markets.
By: Shally Mohile, Sharmistha Mukherjee
India will host the Bharat Mobility Show from January 17 to 22, where 34 local and global automakers, including Tata Motors, Maruti Suzuki, and Toyota, will unveil new and electric vehicles. The event, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, will highlight new components and technologies, aligning with the governments focus on clean technology and import reduction.
By: Shally Mohile
Maruti Suzuki India unveiled the e Vitara electric vehicle with a three-step strategy: creating a BEV-dedicated platform, designing market-specific products, and leveraging global scale. They will manufacture in India, exporting to over 100 countries. The e Vitara offers a 500 km range on a single charge and Maruti plans extensive EV infrastructure across its dealer network.
By: Shally Mohile, Sharmistha Mukherjee
Senior industry executives told ET new launches, especially in the high-volume mid-size SUV market will propel a doubling of EV sales in the country within two years. Electric car penetration stood at a modest 2.4% in calendar 2024 that saw record domestic sales of 4.3 million passenger vehicles.
By: Sharmistha Mukherjee, Shally Mohile
JSW Group is about to finalize multiple technology partnerships to enter electric vehicle and battery manufacturing. The conglomerate is investing ₹27,200 crore in Maharashtra for a large-scale EV factory. Plans include setting up facilities with a production capacity of 100,000 commercial vehicles, 300,000 electric cars, and 50 GwH batteries.
Group firm TI Clean Mobility on Saturday unveiled its electric three-wheeler cargo and a 3.5-tonne electric truck under the brand Montra Electric. It's already selling the 55-tonne electric trucks and e-three-wheelers in the passenger carrier segment and also plans to introduce electric tractors later this year.
By: Sumantra Bibhuti Barooah, Shally Mohile
Kinetic Engineering, after leaving the two-wheeler segment over a decade ago, is set to re-enter with electric vehicles. Its subsidiary Watts & Volts is working on two- and three-wheelers. The company plans to raise ₹177 crore to support this venture and aims to reach a revenue target of ₹1,000 crore by 2029.
By: Shally Mohile
Tata Motors is reorganizing its commercial vehicle business into eight sub-segments ahead of a public listing. This move aims to enhance financial resilience and chart independent growth paths. The company is focusing on international expansion while aiming to address market challenges and achieve transparency in segment performance.
TVS Motor expects electric vehicles to comprise about 30% of its volumes in two years, driven by the success of its iQube electric scooters. The company is expanding into electric three-wheelers and micro four-wheelers in partnership with Hyundai. Government support and proactive state benefits are aiding the fast growth of the EV industry.
Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast is exploring options to enter the Indian market for high-speed electric two-wheelers, including potential technical alliances or contract manufacturing partnerships with local firms. VinFast showcased its models at the New Delhi auto show and aims for maximum localisation in India.
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