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Auto Industry Witnesses Record Sales In FY25, SUVs Remain Key Contributor
India's auto industry achieved a new milestone in the financial year ending March 2025, with passenger vehicle sales rising to a record 43 lakh units, according to data released by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM).
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SIAM: Domestic Passenger Vehicle Sales Grow 185% in May 2022
Passenger vehicle and 2-wheeler sales posted strong year-on-year growth though SIAM says numbers were still below the pre-pandemic highs.
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Bharat Stage VI Emission Norms To Be Applicable From 2020
MORTH issued a notification in the Gazette of India on 16 September wherein it is stated that the new emission norms are to be introduced in accordance with the timeline that was originally proposed. The notification also details the mass emission standards for BS VI.
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Vehicle Recalls Not Mandatory Yet: Government
The government recently informed that it has no proposition to ask vehicle manufacturers to conduct mandatory recalls in case defects are discovered in a model.
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Apex Auto Industry Body Defends Maruti & Datsun Against NCAP Results
India's auto industry body defended domestic manufacturers' safety record on Tuesday, after an international safety watchdog said cars made by Maruti Suzuki and Nissan Motor had failed an independent crash test.
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SIAM Briefs New Ministers About Auto Industry's Current Situation and Potential
The prime objective of these meetings was to brief the ministers of the current situation and challenges that are faced by the industry. The team also highlighted the potential of the industry to contribute to the growth of manufacturing, exports as well as the economy as a whole, including rural sector.
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Passenger car sales decline yet again
The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers or SIAM's FY13-14 sales report shows the total domestic vehicles sales clocked marginal growth of 3.5% lower than the forecast of 4-6%. Also disappointing was the second consecutive year of decline in passenger car sales by 4.6% compared to the drop of 6.7% for the last fiscal.
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Auto Industry Witnesses Record Sales In FY25, SUVs Remain Key Contributor
India's auto industry achieved a new milestone in the financial year ending March 2025, with passenger vehicle sales rising to a record 43 lakh units, according to data released by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM).
-
SIAM: Domestic Passenger Vehicle Sales Grow 185% in May 2022
Passenger vehicle and 2-wheeler sales posted strong year-on-year growth though SIAM says numbers were still below the pre-pandemic highs.
-
Bharat Stage VI Emission Norms To Be Applicable From 2020
MORTH issued a notification in the Gazette of India on 16 September wherein it is stated that the new emission norms are to be introduced in accordance with the timeline that was originally proposed. The notification also details the mass emission standards for BS VI.
-
Vehicle Recalls Not Mandatory Yet: Government
The government recently informed that it has no proposition to ask vehicle manufacturers to conduct mandatory recalls in case defects are discovered in a model.
-
Apex Auto Industry Body Defends Maruti & Datsun Against NCAP Results
India's auto industry body defended domestic manufacturers' safety record on Tuesday, after an international safety watchdog said cars made by Maruti Suzuki and Nissan Motor had failed an independent crash test.
-
SIAM Briefs New Ministers About Auto Industry's Current Situation and Potential
The prime objective of these meetings was to brief the ministers of the current situation and challenges that are faced by the industry. The team also highlighted the potential of the industry to contribute to the growth of manufacturing, exports as well as the economy as a whole, including rural sector.
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Passenger car sales decline yet again
The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers or SIAM's FY13-14 sales report shows the total domestic vehicles sales clocked marginal growth of 3.5% lower than the forecast of 4-6%. Also disappointing was the second consecutive year of decline in passenger car sales by 4.6% compared to the drop of 6.7% for the last fiscal.
