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    Hyundai targets 2.5 lakh annual Creta, Bayon sales as it steps up India SUV push

    By FY27, Hyundai Motor India plans to roll out two mass-market SUVs, with one being an electric model. The firm anticipates selling 250,000 units of the Creta and Bayon in 2027, with SUV sales comprising 75% of total sales by FY28, up from 68-69% now. Production of the Bayon will occur at the Chennai facility, as part of Hyundai's $15.5 billion investment in India set for 2032.

    Hyundai reveals ambitious plan at new Bayon launch; Creta to be part of big push as well

    The mid-size utility vehicle category, comprising SUVs and MPVs measuring 4-4.4 metres in length, recorded sales of around 9 lakh units in the last financial year. The segment accounted for nearly 35% of Hyundai's domestic sales in FY26, with the Creta alone contributing close to 2 lakh units annually over the past two financial years.

    Will analysts' predictions go wrong? 15 auto stocks with upside potential of up to 50% to as low as negative 1%

    For anyone trying to figure out where the economy is headed in the next six months, the numbers to watch will come from auto showrooms. The auto sector has, for long, provided the earliest indications of the health of the economy. And the sales numbers it puts out ahead of the festive weeks are where the correlation is best seen. So, keep a close watch on the auto pack.

    Delhi cab driver racks up 208 speed violations totalling more than Rs 4 lakh in 15 months, now faces licence suspension

    A cab driver from Delhi found himself with 208 traffic citations over a span of 15 months, mostly linked to excessive speeding. His fines accumulated to more than Rs 4.1 lakh. The traffic police, upon locating him in Greater Noida, began the process of suspending his license. This monitoring effort includes analyzing camera footage to identify recurring offenders, contributing to an overall mission to bolster road safety and reduce infractions.

    Maruti Suzuki India total sales rise 24% to 2.36 lakh units in September

    Maruti Suzuki India Ltd has reported a 24.4 percent rise in total sales, reaching 236,013 units in September. Domestic passenger vehicle sales notably increased by nearly 37 percent to 181,838 units last month. Exports also saw an increase, up to 44,219 units compared to the previous year. Sales of utility vehicles surged significantly, demonstrating growing demand in the market.

    These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of over 22%, according to analysts

    Rising crude-oil prices are an obvious concern. But domestic factors like FPI selling, market repricing in select sectors, and the impact of supply chain disruption on margins may also be beginning to impact sentiment. But there is another thing that needs to be watched carefully: Will the world see some unwinding of AI-related trades? If yes, what does it mean for the Indian market?

    The Economic Times
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