German luxury carmaker BMW on Thursday said it has rolled out an extended service campaign across its entire dealer network in the country amid coronavirus pandemic.
Toyota Motor Corp. reported Tuesday a sharp plunge in its fiscal fourth quarter profit as the global coronavirus pandemic slammed vehicle sales and halted production at its auto plants.
German marque BMW has launched its all-new flagship Grand Tourer 8 Series in India. The 8 Series comes in several models ranging from Rs 1.3 crore to Rs 2.15 crore. The 8 Series was long overdue in the Indian market since its unveiling in 2018. BMW will also bring to India the MSport model of the 8 Series -- M8
Automobile makers are in for tough period at least in the short to medium term as the period of poor sales is expected to continue well into the first half of current fiscal year with only a moderate recovery thereafter.
The country's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) on Wednesday said it has put in place a comprehensive standard operating procedure (SoP) for its dealerships across the country amid COVID-19 pandemic. The process ensures highest level of hygiene and sanitisation across all its showrooms for the safety of its customers and employees, MSI said in a statement.
Coronavirus lockdown, halt in production activities have had major impact on car sales in the country.
Coronavirus pandemic has brought the life as we know it to a standstill. Things on the automotive front are no different. As we move into May, it has been over a month since all manufacturing plants have been shut for operations. This has led to an unprecedented month in terms of sales figures. As the numbers come out for the month of April, it is highly probable that not even a single car was sold in India.
Japanese automaker Nissan on Wednesday said the all-new version of its SUV Kicks will be introduced in India with a new engine. The all-new Nissan Kicks 2020, which is to be launched soon in India, will feature the Nissan Turbo powertrain and X-tronic CVT.
Jaguar Land Rover will gradually resume operations from May 18, the company said on Thursday. JLR plants in Solihull, UK, Slovakia and Austria will be the first ones to begin production after a halt in operations due to COVID-19 outbreak.
Daimler India Commercial Vehicles (DICV) on Tuesday said it has extended by two months warranty and scheduled service period for its BharatBenz vehicles due to the ongoing lockdown.
Is your car insurance running out while you are stuck in the coronavirus lockdown till May 3? Don't worry. The government has extended the date for renewal of all motor insurance till May 15.
Talbros Automotive Components on Wednesday said it has extended the closure of the office and company’s plants till May 3 in view extension of lockdown to deal with the spread of coronavirus.
Coronavirus lockdown has quarantined millions of people across the country. While work from home means several offices wear a deserted look, car parking space in housing society has had an opposite effect. If your car is also parked for several days then you must follow these precautions to make sure it is in the running condition when you actually need them.
As a means to spread COVID-19 awareness amongst people, Hyderabad's Sudha Cars Museum has unveiled a coronavirus themed car.
Toyota's Etios series and Corolla Altis model will no more be seen at the dealers as the company has stopped production of the models.
The company had sold 21,535 units in the same month last year, Ashok Leyland said in a regulatory filing. Total domestic vehicles sales stood at 1,787 units in March against 20,521 units in the year-ago period, registering a decline of 91 per cent.
US automaker Ford has said it will make 50,000 ventilators over the next 100 days, starting April 2, at its Rawsonville plant in Michigan in the US to meet the critical demand.
Kia Motors India indefinitely suspended all its operations with immediate effect and the company's manufacturing facility in Andhra Pradesh and company office premises will stop functioning until further notice in view of the coronavirus concerns, the Korean automaker said in a statement on Monday.
Europe has emerged as the new epicenter for coronavirus in the world as China's COVID-19 cases look to be on a downward trend. Auto majors like Volkswagen and Fiat have decided to shut plants in major European cities while several other companies are also looking at desperate measures to contain the virus that has killed over 7,000 people worldwide.
Maruti Suzuki’s pre-owned car network 'True Value' on Saturday announced the facility of vehicle buying for car owners. This introduction aims to facilitate True Value’s motto of being a trusted one-stop destination for buying and selling quality pre-owned cars, a statement said.
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