Morning Daily - 2019-10-14

ETAuto Newsletter | Monday, October 14, 2019

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Top Stories
• Suzuki beats Hero Motocorp to become No. 3 scooter player in H120
• Mahindra & Mahindra confident about Ford JV, analysts not so sure
• Passenger vehicle exports up 4% in Apr-Sep; Hyundai leads the pack
• Consumer offers at peak, will go down post October: Maruti
• Auto players a worried lot, ask govt to slash GST rate to 18%
• Global powertrain market to grow to $524.6 bn by 2020: Report
• Life in the fast lane: Hyundai has dodged a slump in India. Can it shift to overdrive in 2020? ET Prime
• Volkswagen mulling sale or stock listing for Lamborghini
• Opinion | For lithium ion batteries to pave the way for a rechargeable India HT Mint
• There is reason now for banks to cut interest rates HT MINT
• Maruti Suzuki S-Presso gets over 10,000 bookings in 10 days
• Toyota plans 10-fold boost to hydrogen bet with restyled Sedan HBL
• Honda and GM join in smart grid and electric car research Nikkei Asian Review
• Tata Motors announces countrywide customer dialogue programme and service campaigns
• Blockchain turns cars into payment vehicle for drivers Nikkei Asian Review
• Is the world economy sliding into first recession since 2009?
• Vehicle registrations in Gujarat decline 8% in second quarter
• Renaults CFO is interim CEO after Bollore ouster
• INNOVATION: Two Delhi colleges design energy efficient vehicles
• Slowdown bites: Nissan terminates night shifts Sunderland plant
• Soon commuters to zoom down Delhi-Meerut Expressway at 120/100 kmph
• The Simple Way To Fit Personal Branding Into Your Busy Schedule Forbes
• Why Resilience Can Make Or Break Your Career Forbes
Industry
• Mack Truck workers begin strike at plants in 3 states
• Not enough pollution checking centres for vehicles: Commuters
• India seeks checks on 50% Chinese imports in trade pact
• FPIs pull out over Rs 6,200 crore in October so far
• Is the world economy sliding into first recession since 2009
• World Bank cuts India's growth projection to 6%
• Karnataka boards the bus for EV journey
• UAW boosts strike pay as GM walkout continues
• World trade is likely to slow down further in 2019: RBI
• Women cars exempted, pvt CNG to follow Odd-Even: Kejriwal
• Chennai: Contractors refuse to take up highway safety work
• September retail sales grows by 6.5% at 1,732,617 units
• Ludhiana: Authorities plan development of first clean energy hub
• In a post-WeWork IPO world, new age auto startups now at risk
• Dyson's move is latest reality check for electric car industry
• Hyderabad: Electric vehicles the answer to Indias pollution, safety problems
• Mexican motor city 'getting desperate' as GM's U.S. strike takes heavy toll
• Uber scrambles into groceries with new acquisition. Why?
• Renault ousts CEO Bollore, hoping to close out Ghosn era
• GM appeals direct to employees as strike losses pile up
• Subaru recalls some Forester vehicles due to airbag issue
• J-K: Pink vehicles launched for women and girls in Rajouri
• Daimler recalls hundreds of thousands of Mercedes-Benz diesel vehicles
• Headwinds strong but reforms will continue: FM Nirmala Sitharaman
Passenger Vehicle
• Mercedes to test Car-to-X technology on wintry roads
• Toyota announces new artificial intelligence-powered LQ concept
Commercial Vehicle
• No question of having any talks with agitating RTC employees: Telangana CM
• Athletes to travel in automatic buses during Tokyo Olympics
• Deal struck to save London red bus maker: Owner
• CNH's Iveco unit to invest $4.2 bln globally in next 5 years
Aftermarket
• Foreign Players Keen to Invest in Indias Logistics Infra Space
• Lyft follows Uber in suing NYC over cruising time caps
• Schaeffler India's new initiative for Automotive Aftermarket
Auto Technology
• SAIC Motor, German Autolabs and more join AGL for connected car technology
• Delphi to pair vehicle electrification advances with automated and connected vehicle systems
Auto Finance
• Half a dozen public sector banks cut lending rates by up to 0.25 pc
 
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