
Ketan Thakkar
Editor at Autocar India
Group Business Editor at Autocar Professional
An Automotive enthusiast & a reporter. An ex-ET writer for over a decade, now a group business editor at Autocar India & Autocar Professional.
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2 weeks ago |
autocarpro.in | Yukta Mudgal |Ketan Thakkar
The member of the Executive Committee and the former CTO of Maruti Suzuki explained why lightweighting is now core to vehicle engineering. By Yukta Mudgal and Ketan Thakkar 12 Jun 2025 20 Views In the age of clean mobility, every gram matters. As automakers transition from internal combustion engines to CNG, hybrids, and battery electric vehicles, the race to reduce tailpipe emissions is colliding with a new challenge: increased kerb weight.
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2 weeks ago |
autocarpro.in | Ketan Thakkar
Hyundai's upcoming 1.2-litre TGDi engine will power future hybrids and compact models, signaling a strategic shift toward electrified, locally-built powertrains for the Indian market. By Ketan Thakkar 08 Jun 2025 179 Views Hyundai is developing an all-new 1.2-litre turbocharged gasoline direct injection (TGDi) engine that will play a pivotal role in powering its future hybrid and compact crossover models.
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3 weeks ago |
autocarindia.com | Ketan Thakkar
Hyundai's upcoming 1.2-litre TGDi engine will power future hybrids and compact models, signaling a strategic shift toward electrified, locally-built powertrains for the Indian market. Hyundai i20 used for representation. Listen to this Article Your browser does not support the audio element. Hyundai Motor India is developing an all-new 1.2-litre turbocharged gasoline direct injection (TGDi) engine that will play a pivotal role in powering its future hybrid and compact crossover models.
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3 weeks ago |
autocarindia.com | Ketan Thakkar
With its market position under pressure and rivals racing ahead, Hyundai Motor India is launching its most aggressive product strategy yet to reclaim lost ground and future-proof its presence across ICE, hybrid, and electric vehicle (EV) segments. Listen to this Article Your browser does not support the audio element.
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3 weeks ago |
autocarpro.in | Ketan Thakkar
With a robust strategy of maintaining leadership in its core business while strengthening its EV and hybrid portfolio, and diversifying into domains such as plastic precision parts, Shriram Pistons & Rings is eyeing a 15% YoY growth in the coming years. The company also expects EV contribution to business hitting 30% by 2035.
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