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| | D'Well Research ..... Automobile Updates | |
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| | Highlights of February 2014 | |
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India set to become top automotive R&D hub.
Global automakers look for dream market in rural India.
Auto sales in January weaken outlook for 2014.
Fuel-sipping cars to roll out.
India luxury car market accelerates despite downturn.
Novozymes says India biofuel interest doubled.
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| | China | |
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In 2013 China produced more than 10 million cars, more than any country in the world.
In 2013, vehicle sales in China totalled 21.98 million units, marking the country's fifth straight year as the world's largest auto market.
Electric vehicle in China: Moving forward, but not as fast as expected.
Chengdu drives auto parts manufacturing.
China's automobile sector needs redesign.
Govt aims to get larger fleet of alternative-fuel vehicles on road.
Chinese media are today reporting that the total number of vehicles on Chinese roads has broken the 250 million barriers for the first time, with 31 cities boasting a vehicle population exceeding one million vehicles.
China to Account for 30% of Global Auto Sales by 2020.
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| | Malaysia | |
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Malaysia's eco-car ambitions.
Matrade promotes Malaysia's aerospace industry players.
Malaysian auto insurance hike not a game changer, says Fitch.
'Local auto component manufacturers can compete globally'.
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Indonesia January Auto Sales Growth Slows to 7 Percent Y/Y.
Elections, Demand for Green Cars to Boost Sales in Indonesia.
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| | Philippines | |
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The new Lemon Law protects buyers against defective motor vehicles.
PH car industry still lagging behind Asean neighbours.
PHL vehicle output grows 5% in 2013-ASEAN data.
'One million electric vehicles in PH by 2020'.
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| Vol-1, Issue-16 |
January- 2014
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