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Why vehicle owners may have no truck with scrappage policy - The Hindu BusinessLine

Why vehicle owners may have no truck with scrappage policy April 29, 2021 × For those with old trucks, the policy’s appeal is limited due to poor cost economics Owners of old trucks might not find it financially viable to scrap their old vehicle and invest in a new one, as per the Centre’s vehicle scrappage proposition, said Satyakam Arya, Managing Director and CEO, Daimler India Commercial Vehicles. “At the outset, most incentives being offered are recommendatory in nature. For example, the benefits offered include road tax rebate up to 15 per cent but it is important to note that most State governments who rely on taxes may not be in a position to offer such benefits. Furthermore, it is unlikely for the cost of raw materials to immediately reduce after the scrappage policy has been introduced, it will take time for that effect to be realised. However, it is a great start for the positive effects of circular economy to be realised over a period,” Arya told

Daimler s BharatBenz trucks clock higher sales, market share in Q1

Daimler’s BharatBenz trucks clock higher sales, market share in Q1 April 23, 2021 DICV reported an 85 per cent increase in BharatBenz truck sales at 4,507 units in Q1   -  BIJOY GHOSH DICV reported an 85 per cent increase in BharatBenz truck sales at 4,507 units in Q1   -  BIJOY GHOSH× The medium and heavy commercial vehicle segment showed signs of revival with resumption of construction, infra activities Daimler India Commercial Vehicles (DICV), the Indian arm of Germany’s Daimler AG, has begun 2021 with significant growth in sales of its BharatBenz trucks and gain in market share in the medium and heavy commercial vehicle segment (M&HCV-trucks) during the January-March quarter.

Tamil Nadu sees over twofold jump in investments

Tamil Nadu sees over twofold jump in investments Updated: Updated: It received projects worth over 1 lakh cr. in 2020-21, only second to Maharashtra. Share Article It received projects worth over 1 lakh cr. in 2020-21, only second to Maharashtra. Fresh investments into Tamil Nadu more than doubled to over ₹1,00,000 crore during the pandemic-hit 2020-21, with the southern State witnessing the second highest investment outlay among all the States. Maharashtra, which got the highest investments in 2019-20, remained on top in 2020-21 as well. Tamil Nadu jumped from the ninth position in 2019-20, when 465 projects worth ₹47,833 crore were announced, to the second in 2020-21, with 573 projects worth ₹1,02,652 crore, as per data compiled for

Will Llistosella s sudden refusal to lead Tata Motors hurt the company?

Will Llistosella s sudden refusal to lead Tata Motors hurt the company?
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