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    Tata Motors to raise commercial vehicle prices by up to 2% from July 1

    Tata Motors announced through an exchange filing on Wednesday that it will implement a price hike of up to 2% on its commercial vehicles starting July 1, 2024. This adjustment is a response to rising commodity prices, intended to counter their impact.

    The rising role of software in electric vehicles

    Altigreen enhances 3Ws with software for battery management, motor control, diagnostics, telematics, user interface, and energy-saving algorithms. Data monetization and government support may offset costs.

    Macquarie's $1.5 bn India EV platform to focus on fleet electrification

    Australia's Macquarie Group has launched an EV financing platform called Vertelo for India, focusing 95% of its $1.5 billion investment on electrifying commercial vehicle fleets. The platform will offer financing, fleet management, and charging infrastructure solutions. The remaining 5% will go towards charging infrastructure and other requirements.

    Auto stocks, mirror of economic growth: The not so bullish analysts would be proven wrong ?

    Analysts projects are not bullish, they hardly expect any gains, but the hard fact, sometimes staying glued to excel sheet and earning projections makes one cautious more than it is required. Even the recent price moves are indicating that the street is getting ready to re-rate part of the auto sector, or rather has already done it. Whether it be large OEM or auto ancillary companies. Should one be ready to ignore the pessimism of analysts and move to take exposure for both a tactical trade and long term investment ?

    Understanding liability in vehicle insurance: What car and bike owners should know

    Choosing the right vehicle insurance in India involves understanding liability coverage, comprehensive plans, and exclusions. ACKO provides tailored coverage, add-ons, and competitive pricing for comprehensive protection and peace of mind.

    EVs are more reliable than people think, says new study

    EVs are 59% less likely to break down. Psychological obstacle often prevents drivers from switching. Regular use maintains battery's condition. EVs have fewer flat battery call-outs compared to petrol or diesel cars.

    The Economic Times
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