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I don't have any problem with screwdriver-giri Because I know most of you guys don't know how manufacturing is done in actual.

My problem is with the viability of such big plant in India when they have a gigafactory already in Shanghai and struggling to increase their market share.
One need not know how it gets manufactured..He will bring all in knocked down.. source few ttems locally like types , Wheels. etc and say it is made in india... we r generally emotional fools so we will lap it up and save environment !!!!!!!!!

I suspect He is going to setup anything on that scale as shanghai ... Just enough that he can sustain indian ops some thing similiar to toyota ....keep demand short and long waiting times.. We all love long waiting periods!!!!!!
 

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Is it designed and developed entirely within India?
seems like that

 

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Could you give me more details?
Let me apologize. I thought Hinduja bought stake in Iveco. BUt atually it was Hinduja buying Iveco's 15% stake in Ashok Leyland. Iveco is not subsidiary of Hinduja.

Regards to Hydrogen Powered ICE engine development I have no news other than article posted previously. I guess they must have modified one of the license produced or inhouse produced Engine.

Regarding ice engines check this article: https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...nes-for-cvs/articleshow/44891567.cms?from=mdr
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not this one. Cummins collaborated with Tata on h2 engines. Ashok leyland has its own engine series (remember its owned by hinduja who also owns iveco). This has been developed locally.
I may be wrong, but I heard that there are two independent Diesel engine architecture or cycle engine. One of which is Cummins.
When anyone says they are using Cummins then they are using Cummins-cycle Diesel engine which may not be directly sourced from Cummins.

But yes, Tata has long history of working with Cummins for their engines.
 

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I may be wrong, but I heard that there are two independent Diesel engine architecture or cycle engine. One of which is Cummins.
When anyone says they are using Cummins then they are using Cummins-cycle Diesel engine which may not be directly sourced from Cummins.

But yes, Tata has long history of working with Cummins for their engines.
Cummins has manufacturing plant in India. And yes Tata's seems to have completely given up on developing new ICE engines whether its Passenger or Commercial. Not sure why - But Tata under JRD was known to pursue R&D in Engines regularly. But off late Tata has given up on R&D on ICE, forget Hybrids or even Electric.
They source their high capacity engines from Cummins for commercial, high capacity diesel engines from Fiat and for electric sourcing from East Asia. They were suppose to launch new Turbo charges 1.5 l engines for upcoming curv, but it seems to have run into problems. Now Curv will be running with same 1.2 l TC engine which powers Nexon.

Govt are supposed to support Behemoths like Tata and latter are supposed grow industrial strength of the country.
 
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Cummins has manufacturing plant in India. And yes Tata's seems to have completely given up on developing new ICE engines whether its Passenger or Commercial. Not sure why - But Tata under JRD was known to pursue R&D in Engines regularly. But off late Tata has given up on R&D on ICE, forget Hybrids or even Electric.
They source their high capacity engines from Cummins for commercial, high capacity diesel engines from Fiat and for electric sourcing from East Asia. They were suppose to launch new Turbo charges 1.5 l engines for upcoming curv, but it seems to have run into problems. Now Curv will be running with same 1.2 l TC engine which powers Nexon.

Govt are supposed to support Behemoths like Tata and latter are supposed grow industrial strength of the country.
I own Altroz and was planning to go to Tata Curve due to its 4 cylinder engine. There goes my next Tata car upgrade plan :(. 3 cylinder engines have performance issues in low gears and thats only problem I could fine with my current car.
 

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Cummins has manufacturing plant in India. And yes Tata's seems to have completely given up on developing new ICE engines whether its Passenger or Commercial. Not sure why - But Tata under JRD was known to pursue R&D in Engines regularly. But off late Tata has given up on R&D on ICE, forget Hybrids or even Electric.
They source their high capacity engines from Cummins for commercial, high capacity diesel engines from Fiat and for electric sourcing from East Asia. They were suppose to launch new Turbo charges 1.5 l engines for upcoming curv, but it seems to have run into problems. Now Curv will be running with same 1.2 l TC engine which powers Nexon.

Govt are supposed to support Behemoths like Tata and latter are supposed grow industrial strength of the country.
Tata Curvv was never supposed to be launched with the 1.5 liter tgdi anyway, any news suggesting it was always pure speculation. It will come in the Safari and Harrier next year, and possibly in the Sierra which will also be a Creta competitor.
 
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It is true lol. My friend sold his KTM bike to a guy who was not even earning. His entire family was collectively earning 8,000 rupees. But the guy took a loan to buy this second hand bike. Reason he wanted to buy this bike was just to make reels and gain some followers in SM.

Chapries love this brand but also tik tok kind of ruined the image of KTM. As chapries used to post their cringe videos and videos were unhinged. Doing dangerous stunts in traffic, illogically modifying their bike, posting cringe videos so naturally people started associating KTM with cringe and their reputation was ruined.

KTM entered the Indian market with good quality bikes but once your image is ruined You cannot do anything.

It is also true about iphones lol. Have seen many people flaunting their iphones 15 in my locality. They buy iphones on loans just to flaunt their status.
 

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Cummins has manufacturing plant in India. And yes Tata's seems to have completely given up on developing new ICE engines whether its Passenger or Commercial. Not sure why - But Tata under JRD was known to pursue R&D in Engines regularly. But off late Tata has given up on R&D on ICE, forget Hybrids or even Electric.
They source their high capacity engines from Cummins for commercial, high capacity diesel engines from Fiat and for electric sourcing from East Asia. They were suppose to launch new Turbo charges 1.5 l engines for upcoming curv, but it seems to have run into problems. Now Curv will be running with same 1.2 l TC engine which powers Nexon.

Govt are supposed to support Behemoths like Tata and latter are supposed grow industrial strength of the country.


Current honchos are businessman than automobile lovers. Thus u can see a good Financials but poor in R&D.
 

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It is true lol. My friend sold his KTM bike to a guy who was not even earning. His entire family was collectively earning 8,000 rupees. But the guy took a loan to buy this second hand bike. Reason he wanted to buy this bike was just to make reels and gain some followers in SM.

Chapries love this brand but also tik tok kind of ruined the image of KTM. As chapries used to post their cringe videos and videos were unhinged. Doing dangerous stunts in traffic, illogically modifying their bike, posting cringe videos so naturally people started associating KTM with cringe and their reputation was ruined.

KTM entered the Indian market with good quality bikes but once your image is ruined You cannot do anything.

It is also true about iphones lol. Have seen many people flaunting their iphones 15 in my locality. They buy iphones on loans just to flaunt their status.
FYI, iPhone too has become a chhapri emblem long ago.
 

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