Autocar Professional Magazine Back Issues
15 February 2017

From Tata Motors' new platform strategy, the non-Budget for auto, to Gestamp's weight-saving hot stamping tech and the latest India-specific news from Pricol, Ace Micromatic, BorgWarner and Continental, it's all here.
15 February 2017

From Tata Motors' new brand and platform strategy to Gestamp's weight-saving tech and the latest India-specific reports on 4 top component suppliers, this issue has it all. Plus comprehensive January 2017 vehicle sales analysis.
15 February 2017

From Tata Motors' new brand and platform strategy to Gestamp's weight-saving tech and latest reports on 4 top suppliers in India, the latest issue has it all. Plus comprehensive analysis of January 2017 India vehicle sales.
February 1, 2017

What a fortnight! A French car major announces its return to India with car and powertrain JVs, new launches on two-, four and more wheels, India's automotive Oscars, and lots more. It's all there in Autocar Professional's latest issue.
February 1, 2017

What a fortnight! A French car major announces its return to India with car and powertrain JVs, new launches on two-, four and more wheels, India's automotive Oscars, and lots more. It's all there in Autocar Professional's latest issue.
15 January 2017

SIAT 2017 bids fair to be a tech tour de force what with 200 presentations and 180 exhibitors. We also reveal Kia Motors’ product plan for India, carmakers gearing up for BSVI, All this plus exciting industry news of the fortnight.
01 January 2017

A new year has dawned. As automakers in India gear up to meet BS VI emission norms, which are less than 1,200 days away, global suppliers like Mahle view them as a huge opportunity. The issue also packs exclusive interviews, news and plenty of analysis.
15 December 2016

Our biggest edition of the year – the 184-page 12th Anniversary Special Issue is a collection of original, thought-provoking articles, analysis and news features. What’s more, it is accompanied by two free goodies.
01 December 2016

The Indian aftermarket is set to see new business models drive its future growth. The cover story reveals how organised service chains and parts e-commerce will be the new growth drivers of the aftermarket industry.

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