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Japanese automaker Toyota has reached new heights with over 1 crore hybrid vehicles sold across the globe. One the leading player in the global market, the automaker has achieved the feat in less than 20 years since it launched
January has been a good month after the tumultuous end to 2016. The sales figures of most manufacturers are back on track and the growth story of the Indian car market has been revived. The targets have been realigned and
Hyundai India has registered a cumulative growth of 17.2 per cent in January. The Korean manufacturer sold a total of 51,834 units last month, as compared to 44,230 units in January 2016. Hyundai had a market share 15.9 per cent
November 2016 automotive sales were believed to be just an initial reaction to demonetisation with the real effects expected to be seen in December. While many experts and intellectuals predicated a washout, the market has turned out to be the
The Tiago hatchback has been a game changer for Tata Motors in the country. In the coming months, the automaker will launch more new products in the Indian market which will further help in boosting its overall sales in the
November is usually supposed to be the peak of festive sales for the automobile industry and we expected good numbers especially after the strong showing by the various segments in October. But then, demonetisation happened and most of the country’s
Huawei has revealed that their smartphone sales in Latin America has crossed the 10 million milestone. The revelation was made by the company’s Senior Vice President Yu Chengdong, who also shared a celebratory poster featuring popular football player Lionel Messi.
As the Indian government brings in the accountability factor by banning the Rs 500 and Rs 1000 in the country, the effects will be seen in the auto sector as well. The demonetization drive is expected to drop auto sales
The festive season is on and with a good monsoon backing the economy, car sales were expected to go through the roof in October. While the numbers did go through the roof for some cars, some were left behind in