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Bajaj Chetak electric scooter catches fire, company launches probe
A Bajaj Chetak electric scooter caught fire in Ichalkaranji, Kolhapur district, on Monday night. No injuries were reported. Bajaj Auto has initiated an investigation into the incident, emphasizing customer safety as their top priority. A local dealer mentioned that the fire primarily affected the scooter's wiring due to its metal body.
Auto stocks rally up to 7% as OEMs M&M, Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland step on gas
Auto stocks surged on Monday with Bharat Forge up 7% and Ashok Leyland hitting a 52-week high. Nifty Auto index rose over 3%, supported by GST cuts and upbeat sector sentiment.
China's EV and hybrid sales growth at slowest in 18 months
China's electric and hybrid vehicle sales growth slowed to a 1.5-year low in August, rising just 7.5% annually amid government efforts to curb price wars. While outpacing gasoline cars for the sixth month, overall car sales growth also decelerated. BYD cut its sales target, and Li Auto faced declining hybrid demand.
FIIs cautious despite GST boost as earnings hold the key; 5 stocks to bet on now: Pramod Amthe
Despite a GST rate cut lifting sentiment, FIIs remain cautious on Indian equities, says InCred Capital’s Pramod Amthe, stressing earnings as the key trigger. He sees opportunities in autos, financials, and consumer discretionary, with high-conviction picks like Maruti, Bajaj Auto, Bajaj Finance, Shriram Transport, and TCPL Packaging.
GST reforms to set stage for next investment cycle, provide tailwind for growth in coming quarters and years: Sanjiv Bajaj
Sanjiv Bajaj hailed the government’s GST rate cuts as the biggest reform since 2017, calling it a major driver for demand, lending, and financial services. He expects festive spending, MSME growth, and housing finance to benefit, alongside expanded insurance coverage due to exemptions.
Metals, hospitality in focus as GST cuts reshape market themes, cautious on NBFCs: Ashish Chaturmohta
The recent GST rate cuts have sparked a rally across consumption-linked sectors, with NBFCs, metals, hospitality and cement stocks emerging as key talking points for investors.
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From Rs 1 lakh to nearly Rs 3 crore: TVS Motor’s 27,852% rally has more steam left; here's why
TVS Motor Company's shares have surged since their 2000 listing, delivering impressive returns. Recent GST cuts on two-wheelers and the launch of the NTORQ 150 hyper sport scooter are expected to further boost the company's growth. Despite being in overbought zone, brokerages remain positive, citing strong sales figures and potential benefits from the GST reduction.
Silent and long-term winners of GST rationalisation: 17 stocks from different sectors which fit the bill
In the last few days, a simple trade has been taking place on the street. The government cuts the GST rate on a product, price falls, and households should buy more of it. So, stocks from FMCG and some other sectors have done well. But India’s experience over the last two decades tells a subtler story: Because a family saves on tax in one corner of its consumption basket, it doesn’t mean it will spend more in that same corner. Just to put this in perspective: If one is saving money on buying a soap, that saving will not go into buying additional soap. It might go into buying anything else. What is that something else? It may even be a product that has not seen any GST cut. The fact is that there are many stocks that are silent and long-term winners of the GST rate rationalisation.
Will GST revamp drive lasting gains or just short-term spurts in markets?
Indian stock indices closed slightly higher on Thursday. Early gains, driven by GST changes, faded as investors booked profits. Consumer goods and auto shares initially rose but later declined. The Nifty and Sensex saw marginal increases. Mahindra & Mahindra was a top gainer. Investors are awaiting stronger demand signals. Foreign investors were net sellers, while domestic investors bought shares.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Friday
Indian markets ended higher on Thursday as GST reforms supported consumption, while US tariff concerns lingered. Nifty closed at 24,734 and Sensex at 80,718, with active trading in stocks like Ola Electric, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bajaj Finance, and Reliance amid mixed sectoral performance.
Mahindra & Mahindra shares rally 8% on GST overhaul. Is it the auto sector’s biggest winner?
Mahindra & Mahindra shares surged 7.8% as GST overhaul cuts taxes on SUVs, small cars, and tractors, boosting demand. Analysts highlight M&M as a key beneficiary, with broader auto sector gains expected. Lower rates and uniform duties support mass-market recovery and festive-season sales.
GST 2.0 trigger throws up over 90 stock ideas as rate cuts may spark new market cycle. Full list
The GST Council's sweeping rate cuts across sectors have ignited a market rally, with auto, FMCG, cement, insurance, and consumer durable stocks in sharp focus. Two-wheelers, small cars, cement, insurance, and packaged goods are now significantly cheaper. Analysts expect stronger consumption, improved margins, and GDP growth. Key beneficiaries include M&M, ITC, Hero MotoCorp, UltraTech, and SBI Life.
Festive season, GST cut seen as key triggers for auto demand
The latest auto sales data paints a mixed picture for the industry. While two-wheelers and tractors continued to deliver strong performances, passenger vehicle sales remained subdued, leaving analysts watching closely for potential demand revival on the back of an anticipated GST cut.
PM Modi's tax reform set to slash levies on shampoos, hybrid cars, TVs
India is poised to significantly overhaul its Goods and Services Tax (GST) system, potentially slashing taxes on approximately 175 products, including consumer goods, electronics, and hybrid cars. The GST council is expected to finalize these cuts in early September, aiming to boost domestic consumption, support local manufacturers, and offset potential export declines.
Automakers report dip in vehicle dispatches in August as buyers await price cut in GST rejig
Major Indian automakers like Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai experienced a sales dip in August. Buyers postponed purchases anticipating GST rate cuts. Maruti Suzuki's dispatches fell by 8 per cent. Hyundai saw an 11 percent decrease. Mahindra & Mahindra's utility vehicle sales also declined. Tata Motors reported a 7 per cent drop. GST Council will meet to discuss tax reforms.
Suzuki Motorcycle India sales up 9% at 1,13,936 units in August
Suzuki Motorcycle India witnessed positive sales growth. Total sales increased by 9 percent in August 2025. The company sold 1,13,936 units. Domestic sales also saw a rise of 5 percent. Exports experienced significant growth, up by 29 percent. The company anticipates continued momentum as the festive season approaches. This sales growth indicates a positive outlook for Suzuki Motorcycle India.
Auto stocks rise up to 6% ahead of GST council meeting. Tata Motors, Maruti, M&M defy weak August sales
Auto stocks rallied up to 6% on Monday ahead of the key GST council meeting. Despite weak August sales, gains in Bajaj Auto, M&M, Tata Motors, and Eicher Motors lifted the Nifty Auto index by 2.8%.
Maruti Suzuki domestic sales dip in August to 1.80 lakh units, exports surge
In the utility vehicle segment, which includes the Grand Vitara, Brezza, Ertiga, and XL6, sales fell 14 per cent to 54,043 units from 62,684 units in the year-ago period. Van Eeco sales stood at 10,785 units, slightly down from 10,985 units, while light commercial vehicle Super Carry posted 2,772 units, up from 2,495 units last year.
Tata Motors overall sales rise 2 pc in August, domestic dispatches decline
Tata Motors experienced a mixed performance in August, with overall wholesales increasing by 2% to 73,178 units compared to the previous year. However, domestic sales saw a slight dip of 2%, totaling 68,482 units. Passenger vehicle dispatches in the domestic market declined by 7%, while commercial vehicle sales rose by 6%.
Autos lead the charge as exports outpace domestic demand: Ajay Srivastava
Despite foreign investor outflows and tariff uncertainties weighing on broader markets, autos have emerged as a bright spot in India’s consumption basket. According to market expert Ajay Srivastava, the sector’s strength lies not just in domestic demand but in the robust export story that is unfolding.
Royal Enfield reports 55% rise in August sales at 1,14,002 units
Royal Enfield experienced substantial growth in August. Total sales surged by 55% compared to last year. The company sold 1,14,002 units. Domestic sales increased by 57%. Exports also saw a rise of 39%. B Govindarajan, CEO, noted the positive momentum as the festive season approaches. He is happy to see exports perform well.
JSW MG Motor India August sales up 52% at 6,578 units
JSW MG Motor India experienced a significant surge in sales during August 2025, reporting a 52% increase with 6,578 units sold compared to 4,323 units in August 2024. The festive season played a crucial role in boosting sales across both internal combustion engine (ICE) and electric vehicle (EV) models, leading to the company's highest deliveries of the year.
Bajaj Auto sales up 5% YoY in August at 4,17,616 units
Bajaj Auto saw a 5% increase in total vehicle wholesales in August, reaching 4,17,616 units, driven by a significant 29% surge in exports to 1,85,218 vehicles. However, domestic sales saw an 8% decline, with two-wheeler sales also experiencing a 12% drop in the domestic market despite a slight overall increase.
Bajaj Auto shares rise 1% after 5% YoY jump in August sales; YTD sales up 2%
Bajaj Auto share price: Bajaj Auto reported sales of 4,17,616 units in August 2025, up from 3,97,804 units a year earlier. For April–August, sales rose to 18,94,853 units versus 18,54,029 last year. Two-wheeler sales in August came in at 3,41,887 units, a 2% increase.
Auto ancillary sector delivered 6 multibaggers in 6 months. Can you still catch them?
Axis Securities sees the auto ancillary sector at a pivotal moment, with strong long-term growth driven by exports, premium vehicles, and rural demand recovery. However, short-term challenges like high valuations and global uncertainties may cool the rally. Experts advise caution, highlighting export risks, but remain optimistic about localisation and the EV shift fueling future growth.
CMR Green Technologies files draft papers; seeks Sebi's clearance to float IPO
CMR Green Technologies Ltd, non-ferrous metal recycler, has filed preliminary papers with markets regulator Sebi seeking its approval to raise funds through an initial public offering (IPO).
Ather’s Tarun Mehta seeks review of auto PLI scheme; says policy excludes key EV players
Mehta’s comments come days after rival Ola Electric received compliance certification under the PLI scheme for its Gen 3 scooter portfolio, making it eligible for incentives of 13% to 18% of the determined sales value of these scooters until 2028.
Look beyond tariffs; great potential in building materials, domestic pharma and chemicals: Sorbh Gupta
Bajaj Finserv AMC’s Sorbh Gupta said US tariffs on India pose limited earnings risk, with only 2% of MSCI India revenues exposed. He sees strong opportunities in consumption-driven sectors, midcaps, smallcaps, building materials, domestic pharma, and chemicals.
TVS tops electric 2W sales, Ather races past Ola Electric as Bajaj slips amid rare earth supply crunch
Legacy player Hero MotoCorp landed in the fourth position, Bajaj slipped to the fifth spot in August electric two-wheeler rankings, as rare earth magnet supply issues impacted operations in August.
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