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  • 1 week ago | rediff.com | Deepak Patel

    While sedan sales have declined in the mass-market segment in recent years, demand remains strong for BMW sedans, which account for 45 per cent of its sales in India. Kindly note the images has only been published for representational purposes. At a time when most mass-market carmakers are expecting low single-digit growth, BMW India is projecting strong double-digit growth in 2025, driven by demand for its electric vehicles (EVs) and long-wheelbase models.

  • 3 weeks ago | rediff.com | Shine Jacob |Deepak Patel

    Auto parts exports from India may see a slight slowdown as US President Donald Trump’s 25 per cent tariff could increase car prices for buyers by 8–25 per cent, thereby affecting demand, experts believe. In a March 26 order, the Trump administration subjected automobiles, auto parts, and steel and aluminium articles to Section 232 tariffs at 25 per cent.

  • 3 weeks ago | rediff.com | Deepak Patel

    Sluggish urban demand, a high base effect, and weak sales of hatchbacks and sedans weigh down passenger vehicle sales in FY25. Kindly note the image has only been published for representational purposes. Passenger vehicle (PV) dispatches to dealerships in India edged up by just 2.6 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) to 4.34 million units in 2024-25 (FY25), weighed down by sluggish urban demand, a high base effect, and weak sales of hatchbacks and sedans.

  • 1 month ago | rediff.com | Deepak Patel

    Aircraft supply to airlines will remain constrained during the next four to five years due to the supply chain issues being faced by plane makers Airbus and Boeing and there is not much that carriers can do beyond optimising their flight network expansion, Air India CEO and MD Campbell Wilson said on Tuesday. Image used for representation purpose only. Air India currently has about 210 planes in its fleet. Its low-cost airline subsidiary Air India Express has about 90 planes.

  • 1 month ago | rediff.com | Deepak Patel

    Reconstruction of the terminal is expected to be completed by September 2028.. Kindly note the image has been posted only for representational purposes. IMAGE: A view of Mumbai Airport. The demolition of Terminal 1 at Mumbai International Airport is "necessary" to ensure public safety, the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India (AERA) has stated, following a site visit and an IIT Bombay audit that found corrosion, seepage and cracks in the terminal.

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Deepak Patel
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26 Mar 25

RT @shreya_jai: Breaking @bsindia: State owned power companies will hit the market in the next 5 years with IPOs, FPOs, InvITs as part of t…

Deepak Patel
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6 Mar 25

RT @shreya_jai: Power transmission troubles will hamper 60 gigawatt of #RenewableEnergy projects in India. Several policy niggles, confusin…

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24 Feb 25

RT @ari_maj: Flawed design, inadequate maintenance, were possible factors in the terminal collapse of Delhi Airport writes @deepakpatel_91…