Despite the delay, rains bring cheer to automakers

Excelsior Correspondent Maruti Suzuki COO Mayank Pareek lighting ceremonial lamp at inaugural of Gramin Mahotsav at Taran Taran on Tuesday. TARAN TARAN, May 27: Maruti Suzuki India Limited, country's leading car maker today organized a Gramin ...

The company sold over 95000 units in retail, much more than the number of units sold to wholesale customers, adds Mayank Pareek, COO (sales and marketing).

Mumbai: When the sales of XUV500, one of Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd 's best-selling sport utility vehicles, started dropping after a strong run for a-year-and-a-half, the company turned to social media and traditional feedback channels to work on a ...

Release date- 23072014 - New Delhi : Car market leader Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL) today announced that over two million people have now been trained in safe driving at its various driving training facilities in the country. MSIL, which ...

View other Media Briefs Media News Mumbai, 23rd July 2014 Now, in its sixth edition, the Maruti Suzuki Autocar Young Driver 2014 brings together the forces of Maruti Suzuki and Autocar India, yet again. This competition is being held in three ...

The BJP-led Government still has a lot to do for a full-scale economic revival but the good times could well be back for consumer goods. The rise in consumer demand is, however, yet to translate into growth in core sector products such as steel and ...

CHENNAI: India loves its small cars, right? While more than half the market is still overwhelmingly small hatchback, Indian tastes are beginning to change. For one, the entry-level sedan segment is buzzing with action. For another, the premium ...

In a bid to increase its market share Maruti Suzuki India (MSIL) has embarked on a game plan to get closer to consumers both in terms of selling new cars and for post-sales support. For instance, the company has decided to expand its initiatives for ...

If there has been a saviour for India Inc after the 2008 Lehman crisis, it has been rural India. While urban dwellers were struggling with pay cuts, pink slips and a nose-diving stock market, nearly six lakh villages were busy rejoicing bountiful ...