With consumers increasingly opting for technology-equipped cars, all major carmakers in India are redrawing their strategies by rolling out models loaded with hi-tech features.
MG Motor India, M&M, Hyundai, Honda, Tata Motors and Toyota Kirloskar Motor are among the carmakers betting on the growing market of a tech savvy and safety conscious Indian consumer, estimated to rise to $9.98 billion by 2032 from $2.12 billion now
Indian shares rose on Friday, led by metal stocks on China’s measures to support its housing sector, while risk aversion ahead of a key U.S. jobs report capped gains.
Gadkari, while outlining the broad contours of the programme, said car customers can refer to the star ratings to compare the safety standards of vehicles and accordingly make their decisions