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Autocar Professional: Jul 2023
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Repos Energy sees telematics-based fuel storage as major growth driver as industries shift to alternative fuels

autherAutocar Pro News Desk calendar27 Jun 2023

The supplier of diesel-dispensing bowsers for doorstep delivery to commercial buyers of the fuel, started in 2019, had previously relied on the manufacturing of diesel bowsers as its primary source of income, with nearly 90% of its total revenue of about Rs 250 crore coming from it.

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‘We also impart software skills which make students employable in sales, administrative roles’: Vinod Agarwal, President, ASDC

autherAutocar Pro News Desk calendar23 Jun 2023

The Automotive Skills Development Council or ASDC which is India’s primary automotive skilling body is eyeing to fulfil the growing need for reskilling or upskilling of the existing manpower in the automotive ecosystem as it makes the shift towards electrification and vehicles increasingly equipped with advanced electronics driving safety systems.

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Eicher improves uptime for its connected trucks and buses by up to 98%

autherAutocar Pro News Desk calendar22 Jun 2023

In 2020, the company's assistance could reach the vehicles within four hours of informing them, with an 80–82% success rate. It has now been reduced to about three hours in more than 92% of the cases

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Hyundai Motor Group increases annual EV sales target by 2030 to 2 million units

autherAutocar Pro News Desk calendar21 Jun 2023

Accelerated EV strategy improves upon previous 1.87 million units target by 7%; second-gen IMA EV platform will replace Electric-Global Modular Platform (E-GMP) and help spawn 13 all-new EVs from Hyundai, Kia and Genesis through 2030.

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POLL OF THE MONTH

Will Income Tax Cuts Boost Sales of Entry-Level Cars and Motorbikes?

Will Income Tax Cuts Boost Sales of Entry-Level Cars and Motorbikes?

Yes

 

65.82%

No

 

34.18%

Total Votes : 79