This fortnight, the editorial team at Autocar Professional has curated a 45-page edition and a standalone 64-page Special EV Supplement. Both products offer an exhaustive collection of news, developments, analysis, trends, feature stories, exclusives and much more.
Cover Story
It’s no secret that India’s automotive industry is at a fascinating crossroads, garnering attention from global leaders and companies alike. Despite facing challenges like the shift towards electric vehicles and geopolitical uncertainties, the sector continues to exhibit resilience and strong potential.
Renault Nissan’s acknowledgment of India’s market importance mirrors a broader trend among international automakers recognizing the country’s significance in their future plans. Insights from component maker Mahle’s global chairman highlights the ongoing relevance of internal combustion engines, albeit with a growing emphasis on multi-fuel solutions to address environmental concerns effectively.
Newswatch
BMW Group’s collaboration with Tata Technologies bears witness to the dynamic nature of partnerships and strategic manoeuvres within the industry. Such developments indicate how companies are adapting their approaches to navigate the evolving landscape, seeking new opportunities and avenues for growth in India’s automotive sector.
Analysis
India auto Inc’s record-breaking performance in terms of unit sales, despite the challenges, indicates its strong fundamentals.
Exclusive
General Motors’ exit from India.
EV Supplement
Our comprehensive coverage of the electric vehicle ecosystem reflects the industry’s forward-looking approach, challenges, sustainability among other key issues.
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