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Grant Thornton Bharat, Quora and Talkwalker have partnered for the report highlighting the latest car buying trends on digital platforms.

Union Budget 2022 is a mid to long-term as well as a forward-looking budget

Saket Mehra and Krishan Arora write about Budget 2022 recommendations that may provide certain provisions to ease the cost of doing business and incentivise investments in new age technologies for the auto sector.

To gauge the market sentiments and better understand the expectations from Union Budget 2022, Grant Thornton Bharat conducted a pre-budget survey for auto sector.

With increased new vehicle prices, pre-owned/used vehicles are expected to become a more popular choice among Indian consumers.

Insights from the PLI scheme launched by the government for automobile and auto components sector

Auto Track Q2F22 delves deep into the automotive industry overview, India’s readiness for localisation and potential for ‘China plus one’ strategy as well as long and short-term solutions for semiconductor shortage.

With this auto consumer survey, Grant Thornton Bharat attempts to study the post-COVID-19 demand for vehicles in India, prevalence of discounting practices and the extent of discounts provided by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). The survey also delves into consumer expectations from discounts and their readiness to switch over to the new dynamics the auto industry has to offer.

Saket Mehra shares his thoughts with Mobility Outlook on PLI scheme approved by the Indian government for auto industry is investment-centric. With the scheme focused at transforming the country as a manufacturing hub, the auto and auto-component manufacturers are expected to increase capital expenditure to meet revenue commitment under the scheme and avail the incentives.

This edition of Auto Bytes discusses whether Indian automotive industry can delink itself from imports in order to become self-reliant.

Saket Mehra shares his thoughts with ETAuto on vehicle subscription as the latest disruption in the Indian automobile sector and the need to create an integrated ecosystem to scale up the vehicle subscription model and make it sustainable.

Vehicle scrappage policy is all set to offer the right impetus to the automotive industry and carmakers are expecting it to accelerate sales

Adoption of technology in the auto sector is redefining automobile sales. Dealers and companies today have a greater understanding of consumer preferences

The auto industry is witnessing winds of change with transformation in the distribution models and adoption of technology.

The prospects for the automotive industry seem bright according to Grant Thornton Bharat - Auto Track Q1 FY22. Explore the in-depth report here.

A report on the auto industry’s revival from the first and second wave of COVID-19 pandemic