Morning Daily - 2017-11-18

ETAuto Newsletter | Saturday, November 18, 2017
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Top Stories
• Moody's backs Modi, upgrades India's sovereign rating for first time in 14 years
• Toyota, Suzuki ink MoU to launch EV in India by 2020
• Govt intends to maintain fiscal discipline in the coming years: Arun Jaitley Http://www.livemint.com/
• Performance bikes from Harley, Triumph, Norton all set to vroom ahead on Indian roads
• Krishna Group to invest Rs 500 cr over next 2 years on new JVs; to add Rs 2000 crore to turnover till 2020
• Nissan CEO returns his pay after inspection scandal
• Jaguar Land Rover tests first driverless vehicle on public roads
• TVS Group begins EV journey with Tesla
• In India BS-IV vehicles are less polluting than electric vehicles, says Mercedes India Chief
• Over 100 years old and still going: Here are some of the oldest auto companies - Peugeot - 207 years old
• Dharmendra Pradhan asks experts to cut fuel import dependency by 10%
• SC: Why not use battery-run vehicles to curb pollution?
• Automakers get serious about electric cars
• Toyota to consider selling locally developed EVs in China
• Tesla's electric truck could threaten big chunk of oil demand, if it works Http://www.livemint.com/
• Daimler to invest $755 mn in China for electric car, battery production: Executive
• Nissan, Mitsubishi Motors to share truck platform in SE Asia Nikkei Asian Review
• Toyota looks to sell electric cars developed by Chinese partners Nikkei Asian Review
• Uber launches four India specific features, to be rolled out globally
• Auto industry welcomes NITI Aayogs Quick Pilot on EV charging infrastructure
• This biometric rear-view mirror allows you to start a car, casts a safety net
• Moody's upgrades ratings of nine PSUs
• Lexus India showcases hybrid electric vehicle NX300h
• US denies Ford, Mazda bids to delay Takata recall decision
• Consumer Groups: Report Wrong Not To Disclose Which Automakers Lag In Deadly Airbag Recall Forbes
• Hyundai drafts quake response, learning from Japan Nikkei Asian Review
• Nissan higher-ups oblivious to misconduct on floor: report Nikkei Asian Review
• New Tesla Roadster speeds in front of electric big-rig truck
• How To Find and Negotiate The Best Year-End Vehicle Purchase Forbes
• Why Hands-On Experience Beats A Computer Science Diploma Forbes
• Hiring Older Workers Is Suddenly In Season Forbes
• How Annie Lawless Built A Multi-Million-Dollar Company And Plans To Do It Again With Lawless Beauty Forbes
Industry
• GST rejig recap: A guide to all changes and revised tax filing dates
• Govts debt burden expected to decline in the medium term: William Foster, Moodys
• VW says will invest over 34 bn euros in cars of the future by 2022
• PSA CEO says failure of Opel recovery plan would be serious for staff, company
• Volkswagen board discusses 70 billion euro spending plan
• NGT bans parking in Sarojini Nagar market, Rs 5000 fine for flouting rules
• Nissan cites staff shortage for improper tests, plans more inspectors
• With rating action, India in for more capital inflows: Industry
• U.S. car maker Ford to invest over 750 mn euros in Valencia plant
• Cobalt hedging not mining the route for VW in EV drive, official says
• NGT vacates stay on construction activities
• Steps by authorities on air pollution woefully inadequate: HC
Passenger Vehicle
• GM's Cadillac expects China sales to jump 60% in 2017
Commercial Vehicle
• J.B. Hunt, Wal-Mart climb aboard Tesla's electric truck
Two Wheelers
• New Yamaha YZF-R15 V3 and YZF-R3 ABS India launch soon
Aftermarket
• Brazil speaker wants city rules for Uber, other car-hailing apps
 
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