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Sahil is an experienced tech and auto journalist with more than 15 years in the field. He has played a pivotal role in launching major tech platforms in India across TV, print, and web. As the Tech and Auto Editor at BW Businessworld, he covers consumer technology and automotive sectors through reviews, reports, interviews, and analyses. Readers can anticipate insightful, witty, and deeply analytical content with a focus on the end user. In his leisure time, he enjoys music, particularly stone cold blues and progressive rock from the 60s.
Honda’s market cap is $38.8 billion, while Nissan’s is $7.6 billion, compared to Tesla’s $1.49 trillion.
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As the number of high-net-worth individuals rises and preferences shift towards top-end models and electric vehicles, India’s luxury car market is evolving rapidly.
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Tesla unveils CyberCab, RoboVan, and Optimus robots, showcasing its bold vision for affordable autonomy by 2026, including self-driving taxis and humanoid robots designed for tasks and everyday help.
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Following the footsteps of the legendary McLaren F1 and P1, the W1 draws inspiration from the cutting-edge technology of Formula One. It prioritizes lightweight ground effect aerodynamics and a powerful hybrid powertrain, making it McLaren’s most ambitious endeavor to date.
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The first center is a climate incubator which will support 25 companies focused on sustaibility.
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The SU7 Max blends performance, practicality unlike any other EV on the planet even if its price is doubled.
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The Tata Curvv.EV enters the Indian market at a critical time, addressing major EV challenges with competitive pricing, impressive range, and a feature-rich package, making it a potential disruptor in the automotive landscape.
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The Union Budget 2024 left India's automotive industry in a state of muted anticipation. While it addressed some concerns, it failed to fully ignite the sector's electric and hybrid aspirations.
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This development comes at a challenging time for Tesla globally. The company has experienced two consecutive quarters of declining deliveries, facing increased competition in the crucial Chinese market.
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inDrive has partnered with Evera Cabs which is an electric taxi service to deploy a fleet of EVs operated solely by women.
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