Autocar Professional - 1st March 2022

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Autocar Professional’s March 1 issue is out This 48-page issue concentrates on the recent developments in the electrification area across the automotive industry and how Auto Inc is readying itself to stay on top of the latest trend.
Bajaj Auto’s EV journey Bajaj Auto is keen on building long-term capabilities even while the stage has been set to create an electric two-wheeler hub at Akurdi, Pune. ED Rakesh Sharma shares details.
The big EV bet Opher Doron, the CEO of EVR Motors says the company is looking at setting up a facility in India for marketing as well as to support development and manufacturing of volume parts.
Dana too is bullish on demand from makers of electric two-, three-wheelers and small CVs and enhancing its product range.
Sona Comstar has developed an integrated motor controller module (IMCM) for suspension systems which can be used in high-end cars.
Interstate buses: Set for the long haul As the economy is opening up, luxury long-distance bus manufacturers and operators hope that the all-India permit rules that were modified last year will boost demand for the segment.
India Focus More news from the two-wheeler space- Yamaha sharpens India focus for mobility services and the bike maker is hopeful of doubling numbers in India by 2024.
In the aftermarket space too, India is at the centre of attention. Turtle Wax India aims to treble revenues in CY2022.
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