In this conversation, Girish Wagh, Managing Director and CEO of Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, explains what gives Indian trucking a competitive edge in global markets. Wagh discusses Tata Motors’ latest India-first truck launches, including the new 8.5-litre mining engine, AMT-equipped heavy-duty tippers, and European-level safety upgrades across truck cabins. He also shares the thinking behind… Continue reading Video: What Gives Indian Trucking an Edge in Global Markets? Girish Wagh Answers
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Spinoto Launches 15-Minute On-Demand Mechanic Service in Ahmedabad
Spinoto, a new on-demand vehicle service platform, has commenced operations in Ahmedabad with a service model that aims to dispatch trained mechanics to customer locations within 15 minutes of booking. The platform addresses vehicle servicing needs for two-wheelers, passenger cars, and electric vehicles through an app-based system connected to what the company calls “dark service… Continue reading Spinoto Launches 15-Minute On-Demand Mechanic Service in Ahmedabad
VinFast Asia CEO Says India Central to Company’s Long Term Asia Strategy
Pham Sanh Chau, CEO of VinFast Asia, has called India a long-term strategic market and a “second home” for the Vietnamese electric vehicle maker, as the company completes one year of operations in the country. Signalling that the company’s India entry is not aimed at short-term volumes but at sustained, ecosystem-led growth, Chau said the… Continue reading VinFast Asia CEO Says India Central to Company’s Long Term Asia Strategy
Uber to Double Premium Black Fleet in India This Year
Uber announced plans on Tuesday to double the size of its Uber Black premium vehicle fleet in India during 2026, expanding the service’s presence in Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. The expansion targets riders seeking rides in higher-end vehicles with top-rated drivers. The company said it is responding to growing demand for premium mobility options in… Continue reading Uber to Double Premium Black Fleet in India This Year
Range Improves With Rider Control at Matter Motorcycles, Says Founder Mohal Lalbhai
Range anxiety continues to be one of the biggest hurdles to electric motorcycle adoption in India. While manufacturers routinely quote higher IDC figures, riders often struggle to replicate those numbers on the road. According to Mohal Lalbhai, founder and group CEO of Matter Motorcycles, the disconnect lies not only in technological limitations but also in… Continue reading Range Improves With Rider Control at Matter Motorcycles, Says Founder Mohal Lalbhai
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German Handelsblatt: Volkswagen: VW’s largest electric car factory should now recycle cars012245
Assembly at VW in Zwickau: In the future, the group will rely on a “second pillar” in Saxony. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa Dusseldorf. Volkswagen now also wants to recycle vehicles at its plant in Zwickau, Saxony. The car manufacturer announced the start of the new business area on Tuesday morning. From 2027 onwards, capacity will be… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Volkswagen: VW’s largest electric car factory should now recycle cars012245
German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Continental achieves annual forecast 012244 despite Contitech’s weakness
Tire business: The core Tires division landed at the upper end of the forecast range. Photo: Bloomberg Frankfurt. The tire and plastics technology group Continental is expected to have achieved its annual targets at group level in 2025. However, things did not look rosy in the Contitech division that was to be sold due to… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Continental achieves annual forecast 012244 despite Contitech’s weakness
German Handelsblatt: Volkswagen: VW’s largest electric car factory should now recycle cars012244
Assembly at VW in Zwickau: In the future, the group will rely on a “second pillar” in Saxony. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa Dusseldorf. Volkswagen now also wants to recycle vehicles at its plant in Zwickau, Saxony. The car manufacturer announced the start of the new business area on Tuesday morning. From 2027 onwards, capacity will be… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Volkswagen: VW’s largest electric car factory should now recycle cars012244