Renault says it will launch seven new models in India by 2030, betting the country will rank among its top three global markets. The automaker also plans to transform its Chennai plant into a global export hub, signaling a major push to expand its India footprint and capture more market share.
Mercedes-Benz India reported a 7% rise in Q1 2026 sales to 5,131 units, pointing to sustained strength in the luxury segment. The company expects another record year in 2026-27, led by high-end demand and growing interest in electric models. Mercedes-Benz also plans value-led expansion with launches including the CLA BEV and new AMGs.
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FADA’s president warns that a prolonged West Asia conflict could disrupt India’s automobile sector, particularly through weaker vehicle exports and supply challenges for key commodities like oil and aluminium. While the domestic market is holding up better, dealers and industry leaders are monitoring risks that could translate into higher costs, slower deliveries, and export headwinds.
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