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Reuters | Feb 27, 2023Bosch's India Unit Reports Q3 Profit Jump, Warns Of "Challenging 2023"Surging inflation and worries of a global economic slowdown have left several multinational firms cautious of their growth prospects this year, as people cut back on discretionary spending.0 mins read
Reuters | Feb 27, 2023Amazon's Zoox Tests Robotaxi On Public Road With Employees As PassengersThe Feb. 11 test, conducted between two Zoox buildings a mile apart at its headquarters in Foster City, California, was part of the launch of a no-cost employee shuttle service that will also help the company refine its technology.0 mins read
Reuters | Feb 27, 2023India's Landmark Cars Profit Jumps 37% In First Earnings Since ListingThe South Asian country, once a small and low-cost car market, is seeing a sharp expansion in demand for premium models with a growing middle class splurging on everything pricey from branded apparel to luxury cars.0 mins read
Reuters | Feb 27, 2023Nissan, Renault Plan India Reboot With $600 Million Investment In New ModelsThe investment, planned over a period of three to five years, will fund the development of two electric models and four sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) for sale in India and abroad, Nissan's chief operating officer Ashwani Gupta told reporters in New Delhi.2 mins read
Reuters | Feb 27, 2023New Biden EV Charger Rules Stress Made In America, Force Tesla ChangesThe White House seeks to give consumers unfettered access to a growing coast-to-coast network of EV charging stations, including Tesla Inc's SuperChargers.0 mins read
Sidharth Nambiar | Feb 26, 2023Hydrogen And Green Fuel Will Be India’s Future: GadkariHe also stated that India will become a major exporter of Lithium in the near-future0 mins read
Sidharth Nambiar | Feb 26, 2023Honda CB350 Based Cafe Racer Spied; Launch On March 2The new cafe racer variant will likely feature the same mechanical underpinnings as the H’Ness CB3502 mins read
Reuters | Feb 25, 2023Truckers And Subsidies Rev Up Interest In Fuel Cell VehiclesWhile most of the world's combustion engine cars and short-distance vans and lorries should be replaced by battery electric vehicles (BEVs) over the next two decades, fuel-cell proponents and some long-haul fleet operators say batteries are too heavy, take too long to charge and could overload power grids.0 mins read
