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While the auto industry registered positive numbers in the January-March quarter and enjoys waiting periods for many models. (Representative image) NEW DELHI: SUVs rolled over Covid’s crippling impact on the economy and managed to grow by double-digits in fiscal year 2020-21 even as all other segments, including small cars and sedans, two- and three-wheelers, as well as commercial vehicles, ended in the red. According to industry body Siam, SUV segment managed a 12% growth in FY21 with sales crossing the 1-million mark for the first time. The category of small cars and sedans fell by 9%, d...

Want to buy new car? You may have to wait for 10 months SECTIONS Share Synopsis Car buyers have returned to the waiting list owing to a rising demand for an owned mode of transport among people. Besides, interest rates on auto loans are at their lowest in a decade. Buyers are now required to be on a waitlist for anywhere between 1-10 months. PTI For market leader Maruti, which has been functioning at 100% capacity utilisation since October, the waitlist is in the range of 3-4 weeks for models like Swift, Alto and WagonR, but increases to 6-8 weeks for Ertiga.

(Representative image) CHENNAI: Rising demand for an owned mode of transport, coupled with decadal low auto loan rates, has resulted in the return of a wait list for car buyers. This is no longer restricted to just best-selling compact SUVs alone. Small cars, including the Maruti Alto and WagonR, hatchbacks like Maruti Swift and Hyundai i20, and sedan Hyundai Verna require buyers to be on a wait list for anywhere in the 1-10 months range. For market leader Maruti, which has been functioning at 100% capacity utilisation since October, the wait list is in the range of 3-4 weeks for models like...

Value in the face of some problems. here's cnn's dan simon. >> reporter: as thousands attempted to flee downtown sydney during the deadly hostage crisis, uber found itself in the headlines again and not for good reason. as car demand surged, the service in more than 250 cities around the world, charged passengers four times rate. the company soon apologized and began offering free rides but the damage was done. it's the latest in a string of high-profile mishaps for uber which has led to a series of troubling issues. everything from price gouging and privacy invalsion to allegations of assault...