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Maruti vs. Hyundai: Small Car Showdown 🚗 1. Market Presence : Maruti: Dominates with 50%+ market share (e.g., Swift, Baleno). Hyundai: Strong contender with premium appeal (e.g., i20, Grand i10). 2. Price & Value : Maruti: Affordable, budget-frie

History of Maruti Suzuki in India! Btw have you noticed, the new cars from the company do not have the Maruti logo? It just has Suzuki. Why? Let's go back to 1971. Indira Gandhi wanted a "people's car" in India—a car that everybody could afford. Ma

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Hello everyone! Day 2 of knowing about businesses that failed in India! CHEVROLET The car brand ranked as the 8th-largest manufacturer globally, faced challenges that eventually led to its exit from the Indian market. They stayed for 14 yrs but deci

The below two images are of the cars by Tata motors and Hyundai in the year 2010, nearly a decade ago. The Tata Indigo used to come with very basic features, the most luxurious feature used to be the power window, apart from that it was just a mecha

Indian consumers don’t care about Made in India, China, or Japan—they just want great products at reasonable prices. Look at the market: Chinese phones dominate 🇨🇳📱 Maruti, Kia, Hyundai lead in auto 🚗 Samsung, Mi rule electronics 🔌 Quality

Tesla was mainly known for it's such features like Auto Pilot. Now Jaguar and Mercedes have aldredy build their self driving cars and this car company is doing that. So what do think is the future of Tesla's Car Segment?

The first car to be driven on Indian roads was in 1897, but India didn't have manufacturing facilities until the 1940s.

Guys, I have always been a crazy fan of muscle cars. And it's underwhelming to see so few (almost none) options available in India. I want to start a muscle car brand, something that looks and feels totally different to the kind of cars available in

India’s first indigenous car was the Tata Indica, that was built from scratch in India. It was launched surrounding a huge fanfare at the 1998 Geneva Motor Show and made it to the Indian Auto Expo later in the same year.