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02.03.26 - 03:18
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Car companies clock strong sales growth in February (Times of India)
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India's top car companies saw strong sales in February. Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Tata Motors, M&M, and Toyota Kirloskar Motor all reported significant growth. This surge was fueled by steady domestic demand and a notable increase in exports. Carmakers are optimistic about future production scaling up. However, geopolitical risks are a concern for the industry....
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02.01.26 - 02:36
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Tax relief helps carmakers clock record sales in 2025 (Times of India)
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Fueled by tax cuts and a strong monsoon, India's passenger vehicle market achieved record sales in 2025. Maruti Suzuki led with robust growth and exports, while Tata Motors surpassed Hyundai to become the second-largest player. Mahindra & Mahindra saw peak SUV volumes, with industry executives attributing the surge to GST reductions and government IT relief boosting purchasing power....
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05.08.25 - 09:54
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Suzuki Motor Q1 Net Profit Declines (AFX)
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HAMAMATSU (dpa-AFX) - Suzuki Motor reported that first quarter profit to owners of parent was 102.025 billion yen, down 10.7% from a year ago. Earnings per share was 52.88 yen compared to 59.21 ye......
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17.05.25 - 19:39
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Vietnam Q1 Auto Sales Outperform Asian Peers, Rising 24%, Led By Chinese Brands (ZeroHedge)
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Vietnam Q1 Auto Sales Outperform Asian Peers, Rising 24%, Led By Chinese Brands
Vietnam led Southeast Asia's auto sales growth in Q1 2025, with a 24% year-on-year surge, outpacing larger markets thanks to strong economic momentum and rising public investment, according to Nikkei Asia.
Nikkei Asia data shows total sales across Southeast Asia's five biggest markets—Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam—fell 1.7% to 732,898 vehicles.
In Vietnam, hybrid vehicle sales soared 80% to 2,562 units, driven by new models from Toyota and Suzuki. Commercial vehicles and trucks also saw strong gains, rising 22% and 21% to 15,445 and 13,400 units, respectively, supported by a 19.8% jump in public investment to $4.67 billion.
“We expect Vietnam's passenger car sales, excluding VinFast and some luxury brands, to grow 15% year on year in 2025,” said Thuc Than, an analyst at Vietcap Securities. “Our forecast does not take into account a possible negative outcome of the tariff n...
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