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Autocar Professional magazine, October 1, 2014 issue October opens with a really busy issue, packed with news scoops, industry insider stories and plenty of exclusive CEO interviews. The Make-in-India movement is gathering momentum and this one’s actually an automaker’s Make-in-India mantra issue which also encompasses an NCR Special which spreads across 34 pages. A thrilling issue to say the least.
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Yamaha On The Fast Track With Electric
Eishin Chihana, Chairman of Yamaha Motor India group, tells Murali Gopalan that electric scooters are an important part of the company's blueprint for India but the key is to study local conditions carefully. Heisamanina hurry but would rather take one thing at a time.
China Lockdown Has Indian Automakers In A Fix
With Beijing now set to test all its citizens for Covid infections, China has gone into a complete lockdown of sorts where ships are stranded and supplies to India's auto industry badly impacted.
Maruti Suzuki's June quarter to remain subdued
Maruti's backlog of bookings has gone up as a result of the continuing semiconductor shortage which continues to plague the automotive sector.
‘India must think like China in battery tech'
A panel discussion discusses the various challenges that India's EV sector faces including China, standardization, innovation and safety and battery swapping.
With Datsun bowing out, yet another people's car bites the dust
With Nissan Motor rebooting its priorities, there was really no place any-longer for Datsun. It was Carlos Ghosn who spear-headed its revival a decade ago but times have changed since then, says Murali Gopalan as he tracks the journey of this ambitious car project that started a decade ago.
Road conditions, vibrations have a bearing on an EV's performance
The standardization on testing, validation and the regulatory framework are important as India builds its nascent EV industry, says Mohal Lalbhai, Founder and CEO of Matter
Inspired by the autorickshaw
Canthe autorickshaw's visual language and workmanship inspire a young designer's bespoke furniture range? Brian de Souza has the details about this exciting and unique collection.
Tata Motors targets half a million car sales annually
Record sales and robust demand across product lines have encouraged Tata Motors to increase capacity which includes a likely acquisition of Ford India's Sanand factory. Hormazd Sorabjee has the details.
Boom Motors plans to expand capacity
Coimbatore-based Boom Motors is planning to expand its facility to cater to increased demand and to cut down on waiting period.
India must aim to build a global brand in electric
India's EV industry needs to lower dependence on imported parts, create its own standards and encourage R&D and innovation.
