A NITI Aayog report reveals that India's automotive ambitions are hindered by a lack of innovation due to inadequate R&D ...

Indian carmakers' sales to dealers grew 2% in financial year 2025, as steady demand for larger sport utility vehicles made up for weaker sales of small cars and sedans, industry data showed on Tuesday ...

The report stated that India's spending on R&D remains among the lowest in the world, especially when compared to leading automotive nations such as Germany, Japan, and the United States., Auto News - ...

NITI Aayog outlines Vision 2030 to double India's auto component production to $145B and triple exports to $60B by FY30. The ...

Carmakers sold a record 4.3 million units in the world’s third-largest car market, according to the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), but the growth was at least a four-year low.

Similar to its proposal to the US, India's auto industry has proposed an immediate reduction of tariffs on a limited number ...

India plans to lower import tariffs on electric cars, rejecting requests from local automakers to delay such cuts by four ...

NITI Aayog projects India’s automotive component output to reach USD 145 billion by 2030, with exports tripling to USD 60 ...

As India's automotive sector experiences significant expansion, driven by the surge in electric vehicles (EVs) and supportive ...

However, a handful of vehicles consistently outshine the rest, securing their positions as the top-selling cars in India. The competition in the Indian automobile industry is fierce, and in 2024 ...

The auto industry faces shifting dynamics, with affordability, innovation, and global competition reshaping the market.