Latest Car News in India

The Fiat India made vehicles will be costlier by two percent from January 1st 2012 onwards as reported by a company spokesperson. The hike is a result of the current decline in the Indian rupee and increasing raw material costs that forces Fiat India to revise the cost of its vehicles in the.... [Read More]

The declining Indian rupee and rising cost of raw materials have left no automaker untouched be it the global carmakers in the country or the home grown utility major Mahindra & Mahindra that has announced an increase in the price of its vehicles. As per the company there will be a hike.... [Read More]

In a bid to achieve strong sales figures in the current calendar year, the country’s largest vehicle maker Tata Motors is offering a number of discount schemes at its portfolio cars in the month of December 2011. The company is leaving no stone un-turned in making sure that its showrooms.... [Read More]

Hyundai motor India has recently announced its plans to raise the prices of its vehicles by up to 2 percent from the first week of January, 2012 due to constant economic hurdles like devaluation of rupee and inflation. Arvind Saxena, Hyundai Motor India’s Director- Marketing and.... [Read More]

The Indian rupee has seen a constant fall against the US dollar in the latest months, which has directly affected most of the manufacturing businesses including automobile sector. A constant fall in the Rupee against US dollar, rising fuel cost and inflation has made it compulsory for all the leading auto giants like Hyundai, General.... [Read More]

Since the entire automotive sector is facing a not so good time due to rupees’ fall against US, inflation and fuel price hike, most of the car makers have recently announced to hike their prices by upto 3 percent from January, 2012. Ford India has been one of those four automotive.... [Read More]

With the price gap between the petrol and diesel cars has widened substantially, the set of buyers who prefer to buy diesel run cars is growing rapidly. The diesel run cars are now offering a considerably low daily fuel expenses, thus buyers are willing to pay Rs.... [Read More]