Shally Mohile is a journalist at The Economic Times. She covers a diverse range of topics, primarily focusing on the automotive sector, including industrial vehicles, electric vehicles, and car manufacturing, alongside themes in hospitality and leisure, supply chain, and logistics. Shally's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Economic Times and MSN.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
India (National)
Not enough data
Shally Mohile's focus is on the Indian automotive industry, with a specific emphasis on sales, marketing, and expansion plans. Her articles frequently cite data and government announcements related to the automotive sector in India.
If you have insights into upcoming developments, market trends or policy changes within the Indian automotive industry specifically around sales strategies or market expansion plans, Shally would likely be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, if you can provide data-backed analysis that supports or challenges existing trends in this sector it might also capture her attention.
Given her national geographic focus on India and strong reliance on official sources and statistics for her coverage, offering access to unique market data or exclusive interviews with relevant industry figures based in India could offer valuable content for her reporting needs.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Shally Mohile
Schaeffler India CEO Harsha Gopal Kadam was taken into custody following a factory accident that claimed two lives. The accident involved a hazardous discharge of carbon dioxide gas during cylinder replacement at the facility. Police have expanded their investigation to include Kadam, who is considered the occupier of the premises. The company affirmed its cooperation with ongoing investigations and adherence to applicable laws.
By: Shally Mohile
Technology and advanced features have outpaced brand loyalty in influencing car purchases among Indian consumers. A recent Bain & Co survey reveals that 68% of premium car buyers prefer established brands. Furthermore, around 80% of Indian buyers utilize AI during their car purchase journey. The survey also found a significant openness towards electric vehicles among consumers, particularly among younger generations.
By: Shally Mohile
The fall largely reflects a high base. Last year's Navratri coincided with the rollout of GST 2.0, after sales had come to a standstill for half of August and almost all of September. This year, momentum continued even through Shradh, a period considered inauspicious.
By: Shally Mohile
Around 80% of Indian buyers utilize AI during their car purchase journey. The survey also found a significant openness towards electric vehicles among consumers, particularly among younger generations.
By: Shally Mohile
The fall largely reflects a high base. Last year's Navratri coincided with the rollout of GST 2.0, after sales had come to a standstill for half of August and almost all of September.
By: Shally Mohile
Tata Motors announced a final offer of €14.40 per share to acquire the Iveco Group. This revised bid came after a delay in regulatory approvals across several countries. The approval from minority shareholders was sought during an extraordinary general meeting. The offer is set to close on October 26, with settlement planned for October 30. Tata Motors plans to complete this acquisition by November, if all conditions are met.
Tata Motors Ltd achieved a standalone net profit of ₹2,138 crore for the September quarter, reversing last year's loss. Revenue from operations rose significantly to ₹23,930 crore, up 42% from the previous year. Improved demand was driven by higher fleet utilization and industrial activity, according to managing director Girish Wagh. Consolidated profit also increased to ₹1,257 crore, aided by a drop in mark-to-market losses.
By: Shally Mohile
Tata Motors Ltd achieved a standalone net profit of ₹2,138 crore for the September quarter, reversing last year's loss. Revenue from operations rose significantly to ₹23,930 crore, up 42% from the previous year. Improved demand was driven by higher fleet utilization and industrial activity, according to managing director Girish Wagh. Consolidated profit also increased to ₹1,257 crore, aided by a drop in mark-to-market losses.
By: Shally Mohile
Jaguar Land Rover is focusing on local assembly of the Land Rover Defender to increase its market presence. The company has reduced prices of certain Defender variants by significantly lowering their costs to attract more buyers. Despite being third in luxury car sales, JLR expects to close the gap with BMW through these changes. Amba anticipates a 20% increase in annual sales volume due to local assembly benefits.
By: Sharmistha Mukherjee, Shally Mohile
Tractor sales are projected to fall by up to 10% year-on-year, while vehicle dealers in some markets are also reporting sharp declines in sales of entry-level cars and two-wheelers. Tractor sales were up 8% to 610,000 units in the first half of the current year from a year-ago period, according to Tractor and Mechanisation Association. The pressure is also visible in entry-level motorcycles and cars, which have a large rural market.
