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    Reliance plans Rs 43,000 cr coal gasification project in Andhra Pradesh, document shows

    Reliance Industries is set to invest approximately 430 billion rupees in Andhra Pradesh for a coal gasification project. This project aims to create 5,000 direct and 35,000 indirect jobs, while attracting further investments over its lifetime. The first phase will involve exploration and pilot demonstrations to establish the project's feasibility. An additional investment of approximately 400 billion rupees will follow if the first phase proves successful.

    BJP demands transparency from Industries Minister on Rs 1,370 cr expansion plans in Tamil Nadu

    The Tamil Nadu BJP spokesperson Narayanan Thirupathy challenged TN Industries minister S Keerthana's claims of Rs 1,370 crore expansion plans of South Korean companies. Thirupathy said the investments were not the government's achievement but routine expansion of existing South Korean companies in the state. He claimed that most of the new manufacturing capacity expansion and jobs went to Andhra Pradesh.

    Global Market: European automakers get earnings boost as Chinese competition weighs on recovery

    European automakers have received a boost from recent earnings, but their recovery remains fragile. Rising competition from Chinese manufacturers, costly technological shifts and structural weaknesses continue to cloud the sector's long-term growth prospects.

    Chinese EVs win over some in South Korea, but Japan is proving to be a rougher road

    Chinese electric vehicle makers such as BYD are making inroads into South Korea, challenging established domestic brands with competitively priced models and growing dealership networks. BYD has sold more than 20,000 vehicles in the country in the first nine months of the year, overtaking Toyota and Lexus combined. Japan, however, has proved a tougher market due to low EV adoption, consumer preference for hybrids and scepticism towards Chinese brands.

    Will EU press the ‘kill switch’ on China? Trade war looms over talks

    EU officials are raising alarms over the escalating trade deficits with China, exceeding one billion euros on a daily basis. The spike in Chinese hybrid-car exports underscores possible gaps in EU tariff policies. Although talks are underway, China shows little willingness to engage in voluntary export restrictions for select products. EU leaders are now considering a 'kill switch' mechanism.

    Half a dozen small hybrids getting ready for Indian launch

    Automakers including Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Toyota and Renault are preparing around half a dozen small hybrid vehicles for India over the next 18-24 months, drawn by lower 18% GST on compact cars and tighter CAFE 3 norms. The sub-four-metre segment’s strong growth is also encouraging manufacturers to pursue affordable hybrids.

    The Economic Times
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