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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
For EVs adoption both the central and state governments need to collaborate further and align their policies towards making e-mobility affordable and quicker to charge, with an extended battery range for consumers.
Grant Thornton Partner and auto sector leader Saket Mehra shares what's the need of the hour when it comes to capacity building in India MSMEs, which have shown continued resilience
This edition of Auto Bytes features the challenges faced by the CV industry and ways to overcome these
A Grant Thornton report on the e-mobility ecosystem in India and Germany
Grant Thornton Bharat report on the key market trends and opportunity in the auto sector
Grant Thornton Bharat report on the key e-commerce market trends and outlook
Overall the initiatives towards the automobile sector are with a good intent, there is a high need to regain the confidence of the consumer in the market and make key announcements to speed up the adoption of EVs towards a robust e-mobility ecosystem
This edition of Auto Bytes deep dives into India’s new mobility market and its changing landscape of service-led solutions.
This edition of Auto Bytes deep dives into India’s new mobility market and its changing landscape of service-led solutions.
This edition of Auto Bytes looks at the impact of COVID-19 on the sector and the learnings it can draw from this crisis.
This edition of Auto Bytes focuses on what will shape the future of the sector.
November edition of Grant Thornton's Auto Bytes focuses on the use of big data and sensor technology in building smarter roads.