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Autocar Professional Magazine - 1st October 2020

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Autocar Professional’s October 1 issue
Talk of the top trends in the world of automotive and it is hard not to talk about the constant initiative to reduce weight and enhance efficiency. That is exactly why the October 1 issue of Autocar Professional is a ‘Lightweighting Special’. This 64-page issue take you on an extensive, in-depth and comprehensive journey of the initiatives trending across the automotive world.

Lightweighting Special
- German chemical major Henkel has joined forces with RLE International and is helping OEms reduce vehicle weight rapidly by as much as 30kg per car.
- Ajay Kapur, CEO - Aluminium and Power Business, Vedanta Aluminium believes there is ample scope for Indian OEMs and component makers to use aluminium.
- Israel’s REE Automotive partnered M&M with next-gen EV platform tech. Co-founder and CEO Daniel Barel details the strategy.
- Chandigarh-based start-up EVage has created India’s first exoskeleton structure which will serve as an affordable common platform for EVs.
- Altair recognises the best lightweighting initiatives with its Enlighten Awards.
Strategy talk
- Steffen Knapp, Director of Volkswagen Passenger Cars India, details the 2.0 revival story in India on the back of the Taigun compact SUV.
- Even as the general market trend is biased heavily towards petrol, Hyundai is keen on a contrarian call by betting on diesel.
- Meanwhile Ashok Leyland is revving up its EV strategy.
It was a fortnight that saw Harley-Davidson quit India after 11 years. All this and much more in this heavyweight issue.

Autocar Professional Magazine Description:

Publisher: Motowalks-Technologies-Private-Limited

Category: Automotive

Language: English

Frequency: Fortnightly

Autocar Professional is India’s leading automotive B2B fortnightly. Its in-depth analysis of the Indian automobile and components business is a must-read for industry personnel. It is circulated among key industry executives and decision-makers, and provides news, incisive interviews and accurate vehicle sales and production data. Its ability to spot and forecast trends has made it a strategic tool for auto professionals. The pages of Autocar Professional have emerged as a platform for the stakeholders of the Indian auto industry to showcase and share their ideas and vision.