By Kamal Swami
India’s leading car manufacturer Tata Motors in collaboration with DIMO, the only authorized distributor in Sri Lanka, has launched a new range of passenger vehicles, including Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) and Electric Vehicles (EV), in the Sri Lankan market. According to reports, the domestic carmaker.... [Read More]
By Kamal Swami
The Japanese carmaker Toyota is going to establish a state-of-the-art car and battery recycling facility at its Burnaston plant, exhibiting its commitment towards sustainability. It will be for the first time in the history of Toyota validating the used car parts. The announcement was made during a conference in Brussels, where Toyota revealed.... [Read More]
By Kamal Swami
A series of new announcements by US President Donald Trump immediately after being appointed President for the second time has created a scenario of uncertainty among automakers. These announcements can, however, intensify his efforts to revamp international trade. At the same time, some proposed measures, like a 25% tariff on imports from.... [Read More]
By Kamal Swami
The established electric car manufacturing company Tesla has started suing aggressively against the car owners in China, who reported vehicle malfunctions, accidents, or quality concerns. Owned by billionaire Elon Musk, the company has also taken legal action against bloggers and media outlets that published critical reports, winning all.... [Read More]
By Kamal Swami
After the collaboration between Japanese carmakers Suzuki Motors (the parent company of Maruti) and Toyota Motors to share technologies, the recent news of cooperation once again between two Japanese auto giants, Nissan and Honda, has raised a question about the individual identities of leading automakers. Similarly, Korean automakers Kia and.... [Read More]
By Kamal Swami
The coming few days will be no less than a revolution in the Japanese car industry. According to reports, two Japanese auto giants, Nissan Motor Corp and Honda Motor Co, have confirmed that they are discussing a close collaboration but have refused to merge their groups. The confirmation regarding collaboration came after rumours of both auto.... [Read More]
By Kamal Swami
China's monopoly on rare earth components has been challenged by many countries, which have started the production of microchips and other materials required to manufacture batteries for electric vehicles. Between this changing scenario, a recent study conducted by scientists at the SLAC-Stanford Battery Center has found an important flaw.... [Read More]
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