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Q1 FY23 was more productive and promising for most of the automotive manufacturers compared to the same period last year. The threat of the COVID pandemic dissipated, the economy opened up and the auto industry saw growth, though not in all segments. High prices of commodities and of precious metals along with semiconductor shortage were the major challenges during the quarter. In spite of these, some passenger vehicle (PV) OEMs like Tata, Mahindra, Toyota, Skoda, and two-wheeler (2W) manufacturers like Honda, TVS reported a growth in their market share while a few others lost their ground.

After facing a tough stance on its India entry and hanging on the edge for over two years, Chinese SUV maker Great Wall Motors (GWM) has finally called it quits by firing 11 Indian employees from its organisation. The company had initially proposed an investment of USD 1 billion (INR7000 crore) and had plans to start manufacturing in 2021.

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