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Honda eyes 30% share in Indian two-wheeler market, sees potential to grow sales among women
Honda aims for 30 percent of India's two-wheeler market by 2030. Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India sees growth among female customers. The company acknowledges the shift to electric vehicles. However, charging infrastructure is a challenge. Honda plans to introduce electric models globally. A dedicated electric two-wheeler plant in India is expected by 2028.

Ashok Leyland looks at proactive approach to navigate emerging industry trends: Chairman Hinduja
Ashok Leyland is proactively addressing electrification, supply chain issues, and digitalization to become a top global commercial vehicle manufacturer. The company will invest in R&D for alternative fuel vehicles, form strategic alliances, and expand its presence in the Middle East, Africa, and ASEAN regions. They aim to provide innovative and sustainable mobility solutions.

Tata Motors-owned JLR delays launch of Range Rover, Jaguar EVs
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has postponed the launch of its electric Range Rover and Jaguar models to allow for more testing and to align with market demand, The Guardian reported. Deliveries for the Range Rover Electric, initially expected by late 2025, will now begin in 2026. Jaguar’s first electric vehicle is set to enter production in August 2026.

Wheels India bets big on exports biz; makes inroads in construction, tractor segments
Wheels India Limited is focusing on exports. The company has entered the construction and tractor sectors. Overseas subsidiaries will boost business and customer support. There's strong growth in the bus segment. A new tractor wheel line was commissioned in March 2025. Utility vehicles contribute significantly to passenger vehicle sales. The company is a major supplier to electric vehicle makers.

Japan's SMEs ready to adapt to Trump tariffs
Japanese SMEs like Mitsuwa Electric, a specialized manufacturer, are cautiously optimistic about weathering potential US tariffs imposed by Donald Trump. While some sectors have already seen a decline in exports, companies are adapting by diversifying their customer base and seeking financial stability.

Flex fuel and electric to sit at the same table in CAFÉ 3: Nitin Gadkari
The government is working on Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency (CAFÉ) 3 norms. These norms will encourage flex fuel and electric vehicle adoption. The aim is to reduce crude imports and emissions. New regulations will consider flex fuel and battery tech contributions. CAFÉ 3 norms are set to begin from April 2027.
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QuantumScape stock soars over 19% after game-changing solid-state battery breakthrough
QuantumScape's stock surged by over 19% due to advancements in its solid-state battery technology, addressing key EV market challenges like range and charging times. The successful integration of its Cobra separator process marks a significant step toward commercialization. Despite the rally, analysts' average target price suggests a potential downside, with a consensus recommendation of "Hold".
Kinetic Green, Tonino Lamborghini form JV to build electric golf carts in India for global markets
Pune-based Kinetic Green Energy and Italy’s Tonino Lamborghini SpA have formed a joint venture to manufacture and export electric golf carts. Designed in Italy and made in India, the carts will be sold globally under the Tonino Lamborghini brand.
India’s electric vehicles now getting financed with new models
Innovative financing models are driving the electric commercial vehicle (EV) market in India. Startups and financiers are offering battery subscriptions, flexible EMIs, and first-loss guarantee partnerships to overcome traditional lending barriers. These approaches address the unique economics of EVs and the credit challenges faced by small commercial operators, making EV ownership more accessible.
Maruti engine sputters on small car woes
Maruti Suzuki India Limited faced a production dip in June. It was the lowest in five years. Demand for small cars weakened. Consumers preferred SUVs and premium models. Maruti lacked electric vehicles. Inventory built up at dealerships. The broader market also saw a decline. Analysts predicted a weak outlook for small cars. Festive season expectations needed balancing with export curbs.
Hinduja Group eyes strategic investments in EVs, energy and banking in Uttar Pradesh
The Hinduja Group is eager to invest in Uttar Pradesh's EV, energy, and banking sectors, as discussed in a recent meeting. Ashok Leyland's Lucknow electric bus facility is nearing commercial production, while Gulf Oil aims to establish a robust EV charging network across the state.
Tesla launches Model Y in India at Rs 59.89 lakh, deliveries from September
Tesla has officially entered the Indian car market with the launch of its Model Y SUV, priced at Rs 59.89 lakh. Maharashtra is actively courting Tesla, urging them to establish manufacturing and R&D facilities in the state, offering incentives and a supportive EV policy. Initially, sales will begin in Mumbai, followed by Delhi and Gurugram, with deliveries starting in September.
Tesla vs Indian rivals: How Model Y compares with Mahindra XUV 9e, BE 6, & Tata Harrier.ev
Tesla has launched its Model Y in India, starting at Rs 59.89 lakh, with deliveries expected in the third quarter. The Model Y offers both 60 kWh and 75 kWh battery options, providing ranges of 500 km and 622 km, respectively. It will compete with models like Mahindra BE 6, Tata Harrier.ev, and others, offering similar specs at competitive prices.
Tesla in India: Elon Musk's EV giant plans to roll out superchargers in India ahead of car deliveries
Tesla is set to launch its advanced V4 Superchargers in India before vehicle deliveries begin, confirmed alongside the inauguration of its first showroom in Mumbai. The company plans to invest in India's EV ecosystem, starting with the Model Y and direct sales model.
Big worry for Tesla: China's Huawei shocks auto industry with 3,000 km EV battery that charges in just 5 minutes
Huawei EV battery is making headlines with its groundbreaking claim—a solid-state battery that delivers over 3,000 km range on a single charge and can fully charge in just 5 minutes. This next-gen battery uses a nitrogen-doped sulfide electrolyte, offering 400–500 Wh/kg energy density, far higher than current lithium-ion models. While still in the lab phase, this innovation could reshape the electric vehicle industry. If Huawei’s patent turns into reality, it could eliminate range anxiety and cut down charging time drastically. Learn how this tech could rival major battery players like Toyota, CATL, and Samsung SDI by 2030.
Kia Carens Clavis EV launched in India. Check specs, features, and price
Kia India enters the affordable EV market with the Carens Clavis EV, priced at Rs 17.99 lakh. Bookings start July 22, 2025. The EV features unique styling, dual 12.3-inch displays, and advanced safety features. It offers two battery options for a range up to 490 km. The vehicle includes i-Pedal system and regenerative braking.
Tesla’s Rs 60 lakh+ per car India entry hides a plan behind showroom glass
Tesla is launching its Model Y in India, starting at ₹60 lakh, despite high import taxes and challenges in established markets like the US and China. The company opens its first showroom in Mumbai, signaling a brand-building strategy rather than immediate high sales. Tesla aims to tap into India's growth potential amid trade discussions and competition from local EV manufacturers.
VinFast opens booking for VF 6 and VF 7: Check price, specs, features, range, colours, delivery timelines, and dealers
VinFast VF 6, VF 7 Pre-booking: VinFast has commenced pre-bookings in India for its VF 6 and VF 7 electric SUVs starting July 15, with a refundable deposit of ₹21,000. The VF 6 offers a range of 440 km, while the VF 7 provides over 450 km. VinFast is also establishing a charging and service network through partnerships and a manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu.
Tesla vs VinFast vs BYD: Check comparison of prices, features & range in India
The Indian electric vehicle market is heating up. Tesla has launched its Model Y in India with showroom openings planned. VinFast, a Vietnamese EV maker, is also entering the market. They are planning a manufacturing plant in Tamil Nadu. Pre-bookings are open for VinFast's VF6 and VF7 models. These EVs will compete with established players and other upcoming electric SUVs.
Vinfast VF6, VF7 bookings starts: Check expected price, dealer locations and other details
VinFast, a Vietnamese electric vehicle maker, will soon launch VF 6 and VF 7 electric SUVs in India. Pre-bookings start on July 15. The company is launching 35 dealerships across India. VinFast Auto India has partnered with 13 dealer groups. VF 6 will rival MG ZS EV. VF 7 will compete with BYD Atto 3.
Tesla begins India journey in Mumbai; check full price list of Model Y
Tesla has launched its Model Y in India, priced at ₹60 lakh. The electric vehicle maker is opening its first showroom in Mumbai. India is the third-largest auto market, but EV adoption is low. Tesla will compete with BMW and Mercedes-Benz in the premium EV segment. Vinfast is also entering the Indian market.
These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of more than 25%
Not just this quarter, but for the next couple of quarters only one thing will matter to the street: Earnings. The reason: Valuations, and a phase of readjustment of expectation that is currently underway. It is a healthy trend, and something the street goes through after a phase of euphoria. There are also chances that the markets will be more sector and stock selective as the earnings season unfolds. One more thing, though: Keep an eye on the news flow on China and the tariff wars. These can impact the real business in many sectors. And, finally, as you focus on earnings and the real business, ignore the narrative.
Ola Electric Q1 Results: Net loss widens 23% YoY to Rs 428 crore, revenue drops 50%
Ola Electric Q1 Results: Ola Electric reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 428 crore for Q1 2025, a 23% increase year-on-year, while revenue from operations sharply declined by 49.6% to Rs 828 crore. Despite the revenue drop, the company reduced total expenses and saw its auto business achieve near-neutral operating cash flow, expecting it to turn positive later in the year.
Ola Electric CEO Bhavish Aggarwal talks profitability push as loss grows in Q1
Ola Electric shifts its focus towards profitability after a disappointing June quarter, marked by a revenue decline and increased losses. The company is prioritizing operational stability and margin improvement over aggressive expansion. While projecting flat revenue for the current fiscal year, Ola Electric anticipates improved auto business margins and profitability by the September quarter of FY26, driven by production-linked incentives.
Rare earth, LAC, Dalai, Pakistan could figure in India-China talks
S. Jaishankar's visit to Beijing marks the first since the Galwan clash, aiming to address critical issues like de-escalation in Ladakh and rare earth magnet supplies. Discussions will also cover the Dalai Lama's succession, India-Pakistan relations, and flight resumption. The visit prepares for a potential PM visit for the SCO summit, focusing on counter-terrorism efforts.
Tesla to open first India experience center in Mumbai on July 15; deliveries expected to begin in late August
Tesla is set to debut in India next week. The electric car maker will open its first showroom in Mumbai on July 15. Ahead of the launch, Tesla has imported vehicles and merchandise. These imports are primarily from China and the US. Deliveries in India are expected to start from late August, reports later added.
EV maker Kinetic Green to expand business, launch three new e-scooters in next 18 months
Kinetic Green is set to expand its electric two-wheeler business with the launch of three new e-scooters over the next 18 months, with the first expected around the festive season. Partnering with Italy's Torino Design, the company aims to introduce futuristic scooters to the rapidly growing Indian e-scooter market, projected to reach Rs 40,000 crore in the next five years.
Ola Electric shares hit fresh record low as 1.29 million shares change hands in block deal
Ola Electric shares:In a block deal last month, 14.22 crore shares—equivalent to a 3.23% stake—were traded at an average price of Rs 51.40, amounting to Rs 731 crore. Hyundai Motor Company was reportedly the seller.
JSW Group to increase stake in JSW MG Motor India amid SAIC's exit from Indian Market
JSW Group aims to increase its stake in JSW MG Motor India as SAIC Motor prioritizes investments elsewhere. JSW intends to become the largest shareholder, while SAIC continues providing technology and brand support. Simultaneously, JSW finalizes licensing agreements with Chinese automakers for electric passenger and commercial vehicles, focusing on localizing production amidst geopolitical tensions.
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