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Japan, South Korea, Malaysia among 14 nations facing tariffs; what might get pricier for Americans
Donald Trump has cautioned 14 nations about increased tariffs. These tariffs will affect goods exported to America. The implementation is delayed until August 1, except for China. Japan and South Korea face 25% tariffs. Other nations could see tariffs as high as 40%. This move aims to address the US trade deficit. The stock market reacted negatively to the announcement.

Skoda Auto Volkswagen India adds Bentley to portfolio
Skoda Auto Volkswagen India Pvt Ltd (SAVWIPL) has announced the inclusion of Bentley as its sixth brand in India, effective July 1. SAVWIPL will handle import, distribution, and servicing through Bentley India, a new entity. Abbey Thomas is appointed Brand Director, with the aim to cater to India's growing ultra-high-net-worth individuals with luxury and performance.

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No fuel to overage vehicles rule spurs rise in queries for buying second-hand cars from Delhi
Delhi's fuel ban on older vehicles caused a surge in inquiries for second-hand cars. Customers from other regions, especially South India, hoped for bargain deals. Prices of used cars in Delhi dropped significantly. Traders faced losses as vehicles were sold at reduced rates. The government considered suspending the ban due to implementation challenges.

Food fables: How Renault’s baguette basket helps drive away hunger
Goa's roadside vendors offer fresh produce, inspiring car customizations like fish containers. The Renault 5's baguette basket exemplifies culturally relevant auto design. Innovations like cup holders, spurred by the Liebeck vs. McDonald's case, and drive-through windows, popularized by military needs, highlight the evolving relationship between cars and food consumption. Car-friendly gadgets now cater to in-transit dining.

OPEC set to complete unwinding of voluntary oil output cut in Sept, sources say
OPEC+ nations are poised to greenlight another significant oil output increase for September, finalizing the rollback of voluntary cuts by eight members. Sources indicate a likely boost of around 550,000 barrels per day, completing the planned return of 2.17 million bpd to the market.
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Who owns the last Nano car built by Tatas? He shares an emotional post for Ratan Tata
The last Tata Nano, affectionately named "Lily," has resurfaced, evoking memories of Ratan Tata's vision to provide affordable and safe transportation for Indian families. Shantanu Naidu, Ratan Tata’s former assistant, shared photos of Lily, emphasizing its significance as a symbol of a fulfilled promise and engineering legacy.
End-of-life for a mechanical being can be more than machine learning
It's about bidding emotional farewell to a 2009 Honda City SV Petrol MT affectionately named Batmobile, or simply Bat. After years of loyal service and shared journeys, Bat was surrendered due to Delhi's vehicle scrappage policy targeting petrol cars over 15 years old. Despite Bat’s mechanical flaws—stalling, battery issues, and rogue locking systems—the bond endured, only deepening with time and shared hardship.
ICE cars steal sales show so far this year, EVs in very slow lane
Despite ambitious government targets for electric vehicle adoption, India's car market remains dominated by internal combustion engines, accounting for 90% of sales in the first half of 2025. Carmakers are cautiously balancing consumer preferences for affordable, familiar technologies with long-term regulatory pressures and shifting global supply chains.
Second-hand car prices in Delhi drop due to restrictions on end-of-life vehicles, says trade body
Second-hand car prices in Delhi have plummeted by 40-50% due to restrictions on older vehicles, according to the Chamber of Trade and Industry. Chairman Brijesh Goyal noted that nearly 60 lakh vehicles are affected, forcing traders to sell at significantly reduced prices. Demand from other states like Punjab and Uttar Pradesh is accompanied by aggressive bargaining, further impacting profits.
China's intense EV rivalry tests Thailand's local production goals
Hyper-competition from China's electric vehicle sector is impacting Thailand, with Neta struggling to meet local production targets under a government incentive program. Facing slowing sales and financial difficulties, Neta's dealers are seeking unpaid debts. Neta's market share has declined significantly, reflecting challenges for smaller Chinese EV brands amid intense price competition dominated by BYD.
Brake on emissions: As India plans CAFE norms, a look at regulations followed globally across US, other automotive markets
India is preparing to implement CAFE 3 norms by 2027, aiming to lower passenger vehicle emissions to 113 gm of CO2 per kilometer. Consultations are underway to finalize the regulations. A Nomura report suggests India should reform its CAFE regulations to incentivize light-weighting, a key decarbonization strategy.
Japan’s carmakers absorbing tariffs may bolster Trump position
Japanese automakers have largely absorbed the costs of US tariffs on auto imports, potentially weakening Japan's negotiating position ahead of looming duty increases. Despite ongoing trade talks, only a few automakers have modestly raised prices in the US, signaling a reluctance to burden American consumers.
Suzuki is becoming a top Japan importer with made-in-India cars
Suzuki surpassed Mercedes-Benz as Japan's leading car importer in June, driven by the popularity of the Jimny Nomad and Fronx, both assembled in India. The Jimny Nomad's success led to a temporary halt in orders due to overwhelming demand. Honda also experienced significant import growth with its India-produced WR-V, highlighting a shift in consumer preference towards affordable, compact SUVs.
China shows signs of tackling price wars taking toll on its EV industry
China is cracking down on fierce competition in its electric vehicle sector, targeting unsustainable price wars led by market giant BYD. Concerns over industry-wide losses and supplier debt mirror past real estate crises. A new pledge to pay suppliers within 60 days marks a step toward stabilising the market.
Premium products add to the vibe in Indian homes
Despite sluggish overall sales, India's premium consumer goods market is booming. Premium refrigerators, washing machines, and televisions saw sales increases of up to five percentage points between January and April. Similarly, the ultra-premium smartphone segment surged by 20%. This premiumisation trend is pushing up average selling prices, even as the mass market struggles due to economic pressures.
BMW Group reports 10% jump in India sales to 7,774 units during January-June
BMW Group India experienced a robust 10% sales increase in the first half of 2025, totaling 7,774 units, driven by strong demand for SAVs and long-wheelbase models. The company maintained its lead in the luxury EV segment with a remarkable 234% growth, selling 1,322 electric vehicles.
At CAFE 3, everyone is not on the same table on Maruti plan to ease fuel efficiency norms for small cars
Tata Motors, Mahindra & Mahindra, JSW MG Motor India, and Toyota Kirloskar Motor are opposing Maruti Suzuki's proposal to relax fuel efficiency standards for small cars under the upcoming CAFE 3 norms. They argue that easing norms would disrupt agreed-upon industry standards and ignore the shift in consumer preference towards larger vehicles.
Tata Motors, other truck and bus makers urge govt to exempt small commercial vehicles from CAFE 3 norms
Indian truck and bus manufacturers are appealing to the government to exempt small commercial vehicles (SCVs) under 3.5 tonnes from stricter Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency (CAFE) norms. They cite affordability issues for owner-operators and small businesses, highlighting that most SCV owners rely on these vehicles for their livelihoods.
Tesla's China shipments in June increase
The car manufacturer delivered 71,599 units from the plant in June, according to data released by China's Passenger Car Association on Wednesday, which didn't break the figures down into exports and domestic sales. That's a 0.8% increase from a year earlier and up 16% from May.
India plans new strategic oil reserve to enhance energy security
India is planning to build three new strategic oil reserves to enhance energy security and prepare for potential supply disruptions. The proposed sites are Bikaner (Rajasthan), Mangalore (Karnataka), and Bina (Madhya Pradesh), adding to existing reserves in Mangalore, Padur, and Vizag. Feasibility studies are underway, and federal approval will be required.
Audi retail sales decline 14 pc in Jan-Jun at 2,128 units
Audi India faced a significant downturn in the first half of 2024, with retail sales plummeting by 14% to 2,128 units due to a weakening exchange rate and geopolitical uncertainties. Despite these challenges, the company remains optimistic about growth during the upcoming festive season, driven by new product launches and a focus on customer satisfaction.
Maruti Suzuki sales dip 6 pc in June
Maruti Suzuki India saw a dip in sales this June. Total sales fell by 6 percent compared to last year. Domestic passenger vehicle sales also decreased. The company attributes this to a decline in smaller car sales. Export numbers, however, showed an increase. The affordability of cars is a major concern for the company.
Electric cars charge ahead to nearly double their turf
Electric vehicle sales in India are surging, accounting for 4.4% of new car sales in May, driven by new models, expanded charging infra, and narrowing price gaps with traditional vehicles. Automakers like Tata Motors, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Hyundai are launching new EVs and expanding charging networks. Industry experts anticipate annual EV sales to exceed 500,000 units by 2030.
Do not go gentle into the scrapyard
Delhi is set to remove old vehicles from its roads. Automatic number plate recognition cameras identified many end-of-life vehicles. These vehicles will be impounded and sent to the scrapyard. Many of these vehicles are still roadworthy. Delhi residents may experience a unique presence. The city will be cleaner, but with a lingering memory of these old cars.
Rupee slide fuels Mercedes-Benz price hike
Mercedes-Benz India faced a 13% cost hike due to rupee depreciation against the euro, but passed only 3% to consumers via price hikes. Despite this, luxury buyers continue to splurge—over 70% of top-end cars are customised. Sales rose 10–12% in early 2025, aided by strong demand, lower EMIs, and localised production of key models.
Mercedes-Benz unveils AMG GT 63 and GT 63 PRO in India: Prices start at Rs 3 crore
Mercedes-Benz India introduced the AMG GT 63 4MATIC+ and GT 63 PRO 4MATIC+ models. These high-performance cars feature hand-built engines and Formula 1 inspired technology. The GT 63 4MATIC+ accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.2 seconds. The GT 63 PRO 4MATIC+ is even faster with enhanced power and carbon fibre parts.
Honda Scoopy 2025 patented in India: Retro-styled scooter could launch soon; check details
Honda is planning to launch the updated 2025 Honda Scoopy in India, as suggested by a recently filed design patent. The retro-modern scooter will likely feature LED lighting, a digital instrument console, and a 109.5cc engine producing 9 hp. It aims to attract urban commuters with its blend of style, practicality, and technology, though launch details are pending.
Honda launches New City Sport: Check price, specification, and other details of this limited edition
Honda City (Google Trends): Honda Cars India has introduced the New City Sport, a variant of its mid-size sedan, targeting young buyers with its sporty design and features. The limited-edition model, available exclusively in CVT, boasts bold exterior styling, sport-inspired interiors, and a 1.5L i-VTEC petrol engine. Priced at ₹14,88,900 (ex-showroom, Delhi), the City Sport aims to inject youthfulness into the premium sedan segment.
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