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Tata and Mahindra EVs will not allow Tesla to succeed : Amitabh kant, former Niti Aayog CEO

Hello Everyone , What do you think , Which Company will dominate the Indian EV Car Market? 1.Tata Group 2.Hydunai 3. Maruti Suzuki 4.Tesla 5.Mahindra & Mahindra According to me , Tata Group will dominate because they have invested so much money on

China have their own around 100 car companies and india only 2+1(maruti suzuki) .. Tata -14. 6% market share Mahindra-7. 69% market share 😆aatmanirbhar bharat...

Elon Musk on how choosing the wrong VC almost killed Tesla "If you have a choice of a lower valuation with someone you really like or a higher valuation with someone you have a question mark about, take the lower valuation." Elon tells part of the

Elon Musk Now Runs: 1. Tesla ($1.2 trillion valuation) 2. SpaceX ($350 billion valuation) 3. Starlink (Owned by SpaceX, $137 billion valuation) 4. Grok/xAI ($50 billion valuation) 5. X ($40 billion valuation) 6. The Boring Company ($7 billion valuat

I'm new here and seeing many posts related to AI. But my post is not related to it 🙃 Indian car brands - TATA & MAHINDRA. They are now in top race in the market. But their after sales service is still lagging behind foreign companies like Suzuki &

Tesla ⚡is finally coming to India! This is their plan for Indian market 🔻 Tesla's initial focus will be on major tech hubs like Bangalore, Delhi and Mumbai, starting with imported Model 3 and Model Y cars priced from ₹21 lakhs. This could be a game

This is self parking chairs . Currently only in some foreign countries with high prices. If someone make these type of AI gadgets at affordable prices then it will be great for import perspective and companies like tata , Mahindra , tcs , reliance an

So, Tesla is finally coming to India! But will they sell a lot of cars? imo, they would. See, the Tesla Model 3’s expected price in India, including taxes, is about ₹35-40 lakh (TOI). And if you know, most BMW, Audi, and Mercedes cars cost way mor

Many people think that with Tesla's entry into India, Indian auto companies won't be able to sell, which is completely wrong. Yes, no doubt Indian companies will face competition, but their customer base will be different. Tesla will never target the