Despite ethanol now costing more than refined petrol, oil marketing companies continue blending it into fuel, citing long-term gains in energy security, rural incomes, and environmental sustainability, according to the ministry. Amid growing public debate over the impact of 20 per cent ethanol-blended petrol (E20) on vehicle mileage and engine life, the Ministry of Petroleum...
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Vehicle sales to cross 3 million units
Passenger vehicle sales in India are poised to cross the 3 million unit milestone this financial year as new models and compact SUVs
Passenger Vehicle sales set to cross 3 million units this fiscal
Passenger vehicle sales in India are poised to cross the 3 million unit milestone this financial year as new models and compact SUVs serve pent up demand from customers with better disposable incomes in both urban and rural areas.
Auto exports from major ports decline
Exports of cars from Indian major ports and particularly from Chennai and Kamarajar ports in Tamil Nadu declined during the April-September period, mirroring the negative growth reported by the manufacturing sector in the first six months of the financial year.


