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Forbes India - January 23, 2026

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Our latest edition is about the business of luxury cars and their popularity. We have an interview with Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna, who says the average Ferrari buyer is a decade younger than the average global buyer. And this year, Ferrari will put India in sharp focus with a far more direct presence than ever before.
There’s also a story on the used-car market becoming central to luxury carmakers’ strategy. And there’s a feature on how Italy turned vehicles into emotion while Germany perfected everyday luxury.
That apart, we write about how 2025 was a landmark year for the luxury car market, and that the electric revolution is here to stay.

THE MOBILE MAKEOVER

With PLI tenure ending, India weighs extension to protect phone-assembly gains while chip imports hit new highs

1 mins

Rupee: Arresting The Slide

In 2025, the rupee reported its largest annual fall in three years, hurt by record foreign fund outflows (₹1.04 lakh crore, based on NSDL data). The rupee closed 2025 at 89.87, marking a decline of 4.7 percent.

1 mins

GDP Growth: On A Firm Footing

India's growth outlook for FY26 remains firm, supported largely by domestic demand, even as global trade conditions are unsettled due to higher US tariffs and slowing external demand.

1 mins

Stock Markets: Testing Times

India's equity market enters 2026 on a cautious note after a sobering year. In 2025, domestic benchmarks lagged global peers, with the Sensex rising about 9 percent and the Nifty 10 percent.

1 mins

Trade & Tariff Shocks

This year is expected to bring tariff shocks. While India's domestic economy enjoys a rare 'Goldilocks' phase of steady growth and stable inflation, this economic resilience increasingly clashes with a volatile global trade landscape and an expected rupee slide, offering a mixed bag for exporters and importers alike.

1 mins

Startup IPOs: Keeping Up The Momentum

If 2025 was the year Indian IPOS stood ahead of global peers, 2026 is likely to continue the momentum.

1 mins

Banks: Of Margins and Pressures

In 2025, India's banks saw two different dimensions.

1 mins

EVs: No Stopping Them

India closed 2025 with electric vehicles (EVs) accounting for about 4 percent of new- car sales, down from a peak of 5.4 percent in August.

1 mins

Al: From Hype to Regulation

After two years of exuberant experimentation, 2026 will be the year artificial intelligence (AI) globally is judged by performance. The focus shifts from eyecatching demos to compliance, cost control and measurable business outcomes, as regulators, boards and chief information officers ask harder questions about accountability and return on investment.

1 mins

Gig Work: The New Informal Economy

Public comments by Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal on social media-defending platform economics and incentives for delivery partners have reignited debate over the sustainability of gig work in India.

1 mins

Weight-Loss Drugs: A Lot to Gain

Weight-loss drugs will move from medical novelty to a market-shaping force in 2026, with important implications for India's pharmaceutical industry.

1 mins

Eternally Hot Takes

Deepinder Goyal keeps igniting debates he probably doesn't plan

2 mins

The AI Skills Gap

From district ITIs to digital national hubs for white-collar jobs, precision skilling can prepare millions of Indians to thrive in the new world of work

3 mins

The Big Opportunity

AI deals and partnerships are helping build products that benefit both businesses and consumers

1 mins

Boom or Bubble?

Sky-high valuations raise fears of Al exuberance, but experts say discipline can prevent a dotcom-style collapse

4 mins

Maduro Falls, Oil Keeps Calm

The fall of Venezuela's president is a blip in global oil markets, with decades of decline having erased its clout

3 mins

Andhra Pradesh Leads Investment Intentions

It gets a quarter of India's FY26 investments, outpacing Odisha and Maharashtra in industrial growth

1 mins

2026 is the Year When We Focus on India With Direct Presence'

Benedetto Vigna is not your usual automotive CEO. He took the wheel at Ferrari in September 2019 after a quarter-century as a techie in the Silicon Valley.

10+ mins

Revving the Luxury Engine

How a young India is redrawing the luxury car road map

8 mins

Not-So-Silent Splendour

2025 was a landmark year for India's luxury car market and showed that the electric revolution is here to stay

9 mins

A Second Life

Once a side business, the used-car market is becoming central to luxury carmakers' strategy

6 mins

Fast Cars, Slow Seduction

How Italy turned vehicles into emotion while Germany perfected everyday luxury

2 mins

Swiping Right on Small Towns

Even as US-based dating apps stumble, made-in-India apps are getting it right in smaller cities by helping youngsters navigate social dynamics

8 mins

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Yayımcı: Network18-Media-&-Investments-Limited

Kategori: Business

Dil: English

Sıklık: Fortnightly

Forbes is the world’s leading business magazine and since its inception in 1917, Forbes has stood, unwavering, for one overriding principle: the unshakable belief in the power of free enterprise.

Forbes mission has always been clear and unchanging: to provide insights and information that ensure the success of the world’s most influential. Faithfully fulfilling that promise is what draws today's most influential business leaders to Forbes. These high-powered decision-makers represent a community of like-minded individuals bound by their unshakable belief in the spirit of free enterprise. They contribute to it, profit from it and their lives are better for it. For them, Forbes is the quintessential Capitalist Tool.

True to its pedigree, Forbes India has donned on the role of the drama critic to Indian business. Since its launch in 2009, the magazine has helped readers connect the dots, form patterns and see beyond the obvious, giving them a perspective beyond the obvious.