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Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles will increase car and SUV prices by up to 25,000 rupees starting September 1 to offset rising input costs and commodity inflation. This marks the third price hike this y
Tata Motors plans price hikes to offset rising aluminium and steel costs, reporting Q1 profit of 15.28 billion rupees despite a 23.6% expense increase driven by commodity inflation.
Despite trade barriers, Indian automakers Tata Motors and JSW Motor are partnering with China's Chery for EV platforms and technology. However, battery licensing deals face restrictions due to geopoli
Tata Motors raised commercial vehicle prices by up to 2.5% effective July 1 to offset rising commodity and steel costs amid geopolitical tensions.
Indian stock indices gained 0.4% led by IT and auto sectors, despite Brent crude prices climbing to $107/barrel due to Middle East geopolitical tensions.
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