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Passenger vehicles sales decline 17.85% in 2020 to 24.33 lakh units Top Searches: Passenger vehicles sales decline 17.85% in 2020 to 24.33 lakh units TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Jan 14, 2021, 14:43 IST NEW DELHI: Domestic passenger vehicles sales declined by 17.85 per cent to 24,33,464 units in 2020, according to data released by SIAM on Thursday. OEMs managed to sell 29,62,115 units in 2019. Export of passenger vehicles fell by 39.38 per cent in 2020 at 4,28,098 units. Under the PVs, all the three categories (passenger cars, utility vehicles and vans) witnessed regrowth. Passenger cars sales tan...

Automobile registrations across the country grew by 11 per cent in December from the year-ago period with passenger vehicles marking a growth of 24 per cent, th

A Asiq Ahmed COIMBATORE: The Coimbatore police on Friday night arrested a notorious motorcycle thief and recovered five stolen two-wheelers from him. The arrested man has been identified as A Asiq Ahmed, 28, of Ashoka Street in Selvapuram. Police said the man was facing more than 20 motorcycle theft and robbery cases. Two years ago, he had attempted to murder a police sub-inspector at Palani in Dindigul district, the police said. Race Course (crime) police inspector Sujatha said Asiq Ahmed was residing with his second wife at Valparai in Coimbatore district. He returned to Coimbatore city t...

Honda Pulling Out of Russia in 2022 Company will keep motorcycle and power equipment ops in place. Honda is cutting is operations in Russia. It will stop selling vehicles there in 2022. Honda Motor Co. is now the latest automaker to pull out of the Russian auto market, ending its sales there in 2022. The move is part of some restructuring by the Japanese automaker. The automaker isn’t exactly a major player in the country, selling 1,383 vehicles through November and that is down 15% from the year prior. Worse still, it sold just 79 vehicles there last month, which is a 50% decline. The comp...