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    VinFast set to drive into India with locally assembled cars

    VinFast, the EV arm of Vietnam's biggest conglomerate Vingroup, is expected to launch its first locally assembled car during the 2025 festive season. It is likely to sell its vehicles in the ₹25-30 lakh range, placing them in the premium affordable segment of India's burgeoning market for EVs. The models are likely to have a range of 300-500 kilometres.

    £315,000 Ferrari supercars growl a warning for EVs

    Since going public in 2015, the Italian company has expanded both the volume and variety of cars it sells, while preserving exclusivity by raising prices, restricting who can order vehicles and resulting in long waiting lists. Around three-quarters of its cars are purchased by existing clients, while almost half the company’s vehicle sales are hybrids.

    Genesys International set to launch its AI-powered maps

    Genesys International is set to launch AI-powered navigation maps for the mobility markets, featuring a navigable road network in India covering 8.3 million kilometers and over 30 million points of interest.

    Reinsurance and coinsurance not under tax ambit

    ​​The GST Council also recommended clarifications on taxability of reimbursements of securities or shares as employee stock option plans given by a company to its workers. Officials said exemptions would be conditional and notified later. Coinsurance, in this instance, refers to insurers sharing insurance-bearing liabilities. Reinsurance is the cover an insurer buys to insure itself through the payment of premiums.

    What Is zero depreciation in car insurance?

    Car owners are advised to drive responsibly to save on insurance premiums and claim settlements. The concept of zero depreciation insurance ensures full invoice value payment during claims. This add-on is beneficial for new, luxury, or frequently-driven cars, and those in high-risk areas.

    Insurance sector can do very well over next 2-3 years: Abhishek Basumallick

    ​So, Hyundai is probably an harbinger of that, but you could actually see more such MNC players coming in and listing their companies in India because of the premium that Indian stocks tend to get.

    The Economic Times
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