Srinjoy Bal is a Correspondent at Hindustan Times. He focuses on themes related to the automotive industry, including industrial vehicles and electric vehicles (EVs). Srinjoy's work has been featured in notable publications such as Mobility Outlook, MSN, Hindustan Times Syndication, LiveMint, and Motown India.
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Srinjoy Bal's articles predominantly feature press releases and data citations, focusing on the automotive industry, sales & marketing, transportation & logistics. His coverage is centered around national (India) developments in the automotive sector.
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By: Srinjoy Bal
Indofast Energy, a joint venture between IndianOil and SUN Mobility, currently operates around 1,200 stations across 22 cities.
By: Srinjoy Bal
The JK Tyre National Racing Championship ended with Dhruvh Goswami claiming the LGB F4 title after a strong final day. New champions emerged across F4 Indian, Levitas Cup, GT Cup and Novice Cup, capping a competitive weekend at Kari Motor Speedway.
By: Srinjoy Bal
India, Nov. 16 -- Indofast Energy is preparing for a significant scale-up of its battery-swapping network, with CEO Anant Badjatya outlining a Rs.10,000-crore investment planned over the next three years.
Indofast Energy is preparing for a significant scale-up of its battery-swapping network, with CEO Anant Badjatya outlining a 10,000-crore investment planned over the next three years.
By: Srinjoy Bal
Stellantis' Hosur plant has become a key global hub for engines and transmissions, driven by high localisation, strong exports and India-led capability building. The facility anchors the group's powertrain strategy while preparing for a multi-energy future.
By: Srinjoy Bal
Stellantis' Bengaluru tech centre has rapidly become a key global hub for software-defined vehicle development, virtual engineering and electronics integration. With full-stack capability and growing ownership of global programmes, it now anchors the group's digital roadmap.
By: Srinjoy Bal
China isn't the competition, rather it is the benchmark for India. For New Delhi based Tsuyo Manufacturing Pvt Ltd with manufacturing facilities in
For Hyundai Motor India, financial year 2026-27 marks as the pivot point as the carmaker plans fresh growth phase to regain momentum in the Indian passenger vehicle market.
Back in 2020, the Indian electric vehicle space was largely confined to policy discussions, pilot projects and a small set of early adopters.
On the one hand while Hyundai Motor India is waiting for the customer demand to mature before entering the hybrid race, Kia India, on the other
