Shally Mohile is a journalist at The Economic Times. She covers a range of topics including automotive, industrial vehicles, car manufacturing, agriculture, and electric vehicles, with a strong focus on the intersection of these fields. Shally's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Economic Times and MSN.
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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
Tata Motors targets doubling automotive revenue to $100 billion within five years. Jaguar Land Rover will contribute significantly to this ambitious revenue goal. The commercial vehicle segment is also projected for substantial growth and increased revenue. Tata Motors plans significant investments and new models for its domestic operations. The company aims for increased market share and profitability across its automotive businesses.
Battery Smart secured debt funding to expand its battery swapping network. This investment will support infrastructure growth in urban and semi-urban markets. The company's model allows quick battery exchanges for electric vehicle users. Battery Smart currently operates over 1,600 stations in more than 70 cities. This funding boosts responsAbility's total commitment to Battery Smart significantly.
Battery Smart has raised ₹124 crore ($13 million) in debt to enhance its battery swapping infrastructure across India, catering to the growing electric two- and three-wheeler market.
Nissan Motor Company is open to exploring new manufacturing partnerships in India. The automaker is considering contract manufacturing opportunities with other companies. This strategic flexibility aims to expand Nissan's presence in India's growing market. Nissan recently completed the sale of its stake in the Chennai plant. Renault now holds full ownership of the manufacturing facility.
By: Shally Mohile, Sharmistha Mukherjee
Luxury car prices in India are set to decrease significantly soon. This change follows the India-UK free trade pact taking effect July fifteenth. Customs duty on fully imported cars will drop to thirty percent. This reduction applies to an allotted quota of twenty thousand cars annually. Most companies are still preparing to announce their new pricing structures.
By: Sharmistha Mukherjee, Shally Mohile
Elite automotive marques Rolls-Royce, Aston Martin, McLaren and Land Rover are set to get cheaper as the India-UK free trade pact takes effect July 15, slashing customs duty on fully imported cars to 30% from the current 110%. This will apply on an allotted quota of 20,000 such cars made in the UK and imported into India in the first year.
By: Sharmistha Mukherjee, Shally Mohile
This reduction applies to an allotted quota of twenty thousand cars annually. Most companies are still preparing to announce their new pricing structures.
By: Shally Mohile
Amara Raja Energy & Mobility is entering lithium-ion cell manufacturing with a measured approach. The company will initially produce standard cells for electric two-wheelers and energy storage systems. Its Customer Qualification Plant is now operational for customer testing and validation. Commercial production at the first gigafactory is slated to begin next year. Passenger vehicle programs are part of long-term plans after demonstrating manufacturing capabilities.
By: Shally Mohile
Amara Raja Energy & Mobility will initially produce standard lithium-ion cells for e-two-wheelers and energy storage, avoiding early dependence on large passenger vehicle orders.
By: Shally Mohile
A pivotal consumer commission decision requires Maruti Suzuki to exchange a customer's car, citing concerns over E20 fuel compatibility linked to a government initiative. However, Maruti Suzuki has dismissed the ruling, contending that their vehicle is indeed compatible, and is gearing up to challenge the decision in a superior court. This case reveals the broader issues surrounding vehicles' preparedness for the transition to E20 fuel.
