The Japanese automaker's commitment includes a substantial $700 million investment in new vehicle development.

This collaboration will also aim to elevate electric vehicle safety and user experience.

It looks very much like the Vida Z that made its maiden appearance at EICMA 2024.

The revisions span exterior styling, interior enhancements, and functional upgrades, particularly for off-road performance.

Regarding green hydrogen development, ICRA projects a measured capacity buildup.

Originally launched in December 2020, the Nissan Magnite has emerged as a crucial volume driver for the brand in India.

Jeep had brought only 30 units of this special edition SUV to India.

Filosa will assume full CEO responsibilities on June 23, 2025.

The new EV policy has an outlay of ₹1993 crores and will be effective for the next 5 years in the state.

The divestment in RNAIPL—Renault Nissan Automotive India Pvt Ltd—appears to have fuelled speculation about Nissan scaling down its stake or interests in India.