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Toyota to Build New 100,000-Unit Car Plant in Maharashtra

By Uniquetimesorg May 11, 2026 0

Toyota Motor Corporation announced on Monday that it will build a new vehicle manufacturing plant in Maharashtra, India, with an annual production capacity of 100,000 units. The factory is expected to begin operations in the first half of 2029 as the automaker expands its presence in the fast-growing Indian market. The new facility will be […]Continue Reading

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Renault Plans Seven Models in India by 2030

By Uniquetimesorg April 16, 2026 0

Renault plans to expand its presence in India with a lineup of seven models by 2030, including electric and hybrid vehicles. CEO Francois Provost said the company aims to make India one of its top three global markets while targeting a 5% market share as it accelerates growth in the country. The automaker is positioning […]Continue Reading

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Japanese Automakers Invest $11 Billion to Make India a Global Manufacturing Hub

By Uniquetimesorg November 6, 2025 0

Japanese car giants Toyota, Honda, and Suzuki are ramping up investments in India, collectively committing around $11 billion to expand production and build new factories, signaling the country’s growing prominence in the global auto industry. The move comes as automakers seek to reduce dependence on China and capitalize on India’s vast labor force, competitive Continue Reading

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Toyota and Maruti Suzuki Push Hybrid Sales in Uttar Pradesh Amid Tax Waivers, Rivals Concerned

By uniquetimes September 3, 2024 0

Japanese automakers Toyota and Maruti Suzuki are ramping up marketing efforts for their hybrid vehicles in Uttar Pradesh, leveraging recent state tax waivers that offer significant savings to buyers. The tax incentives, which allow customers to save up to $15,800 on luxury models like the Toyota Vellfire, have led to a surge in showroom enquiries, […]Continue Reading

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FORTUNER – Second Gen

By uniquetimes December 30, 2016 0

Ever since it hit our markets in 2009, there has been no slowing down for the Fortuner sales. It laughed at the face of an economic slowdown, rising interest rates, and strict NGT rules. The love for the Toyota brand was blinding enough, but people queued to buy what was actually a well accomplished SUV. […]Continue Reading

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