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Speed shift: Indian auto component makers accelerate product development timelines to counter Chinese competition

While upgrading entire supply chains to meet compressed timelines is challenging, it has become necessary because global automakers are increasingly prioritizing speed to market, experts said.

6 min read28 Jul 2026
Auto News

Exide targets first EV cell revenue in Q3 FY27, joins Tata Agratas in commercialization

Exide Industries projects its first revenue from electric vehicle cell sales in late 2027, targeting three-wheeler customers with LFP cells. The firm aims to follow with NMC cells for two-wheelers, competing in India's growing lithium-ion battery landscape.

2 min read10 Jul 2026
Focus

Electric 2-wheelers to see 16-18 pc volume growth in FY28 as rare-earth supply eases: Crisil Ratings

Electric 2-wheelers to see 16-18 pc volume growth in FY28 as rare-earth supply eases: Crisil Ratings

2 min read4 Feb 2026
Markets

Auto Sector Q2 Review: OEMs struggle, 2W demand supports ancillaries; tyre profitability hit by RM costs

In Q2FY25, OEMs experienced limited growth due to declines in CV and PV sales. Tyre firms struggled with margins amid rising rubber costs, but diversified auto ancillaries showed robust earnings.

3 min read22 Nov 2024
Markets

Ambit sees 11.5% downside in Ola Electric Mobility as stock falls 28% from peak, reiterates ‘sell’ call—key reasons why

Ola Electric's stock has faced challenges post its August debut, dropping over 28 percent from its peak. Ambit initiated a 'sell' rating, citing competition and financial losses as key concerns. Despite growth prospects, market share is expected to decline, raising investor apprehensions.

3 min read12 Sep 2024
Markets

Auto ancillary vs OEMs: Which industry is better for investment? Here's what Motilal Oswal says

Motilal Oswal foresees significant long-term growth opportunities for the Indian auto component industry, driven by global OEMs' supply chain diversification strategies and supportive government policies like 'Make in India'. The industry is expected to invest $6.5–7.0 billion over the next 5 years.

4 min read17 May 2024