Latest Car News in India

Home-grown utility major Mahindra & Mahindra has decided to purchase a 27 percent share in the Chandigarh, Punjab based company Swaraj Automotives Limited and will make an open bid to them. Mahindra & Mahindra’s members in the board have agreed upon this combined venture by.... [Read More]

Country’s biggest vehicle manufacturer by revenue, Tata Motors has registered a 16 per cent fall in its overall net profit for the second quarter of the year 2011 that ended on 30th September. The figures dictate that the profit dipped to Rs.1,877 crore as against to Rs. 2,223 crore during.... [Read More]

Mahindra First Choice Wheels is India’s largest used car showroom with widest multi range of quality checked second hand vehicles and now the company is aiming high in terms of growth from eastern part of the country. According to top official, the company projects to experience around 50-55 per cent of sales increment this financial.... [Read More]

After a period of ten years, the Indian auto sales for the October month declined by a steep fall of 23.8 per cent. It’s the decade’s worst shrink ever confronted since December 2000, as declared by industry sources. The domestic market has experienced this disastrous downfall due to climbing interest rates and hike in petrol.... [Read More]

Country’s fuel stations and petrol pumps are confronting huge rush because of the rising number of diesel cars that have registered a wonderful sales mark of nine-fold increase. This is a terrific growth in diesel car sales as people are now altering their.... [Read More]

Nissan Motor India officially declared the figures of its October sales as the company amazingly progressed by selling 2,990 units and made a remarkable jump of 164 per cent. The terrific sales figure posted by the company is backed by the newly launched sedan Sunny. Nissan Motor India mentioned in its statement that the company sold 1,131.... [Read More]

The recently conclude d festive season in October saw its all time low due to inflation. Many established carmakers like Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai Motors failed to cash upon this festive carnival, with some or the other reasons. But [Read More]