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Slowdown: The Indian Automobile Consumer Comes of Age

vadakkus6 years ago6 years ago015 mins

Indians are not buying enough cars. Vehicle sales numbers have been falling for the past many months, generating mass hysteria sweeping the country. We’ve been warned repeatedly about the dire danger our economy is in, given that it apparently survives only thanks to the graces of the automobile industry, which has run crying to the…

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Answering Some Electric Vehicle Myths and Questions

vadakkus7 years ago5 years ago016 mins

Electric vehicles are the future. Most arguments levelled against EVs are only well-placed misconceptions. Did you know most EVs now offer 250-300 km range as standard on a single charge?

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An Open Letter to GM and Chevrolet India

vadakkus12 years ago9 years ago415 mins

Dear Suits at Chevrolet India and Generally Motors, How are you guys doing? I know that times are hard and you guys must be struggling hard to fill Gas in your Corvettes and Camaros. That is alright, we all go through these phases. Niceties done, let me get to the point: What the facebook are…

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Driving Like Dummies 8 – Diesel vs Petrol

vadakkus13 years ago11 years ago510 mins

When it comes to vehicles and general Indian populace, the saying “Little knowledge is a dangerous thing” acquires new dimensions in its meaning. Forget treating 800cc cars as a status symbol and defining masculinity as per your presence and command on the road and your ability to make all the World fall at your feet…

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Driving Like Dummies 4 – Story of the Indian Car Buyer Part 1

vadakkus14 years ago11 years ago06 mins

A car is a must today. No doubt about that, especially when there is little effective public transportation in India. But the car ownership funda in our society is totally warped with “emotional” or perceived factors outweighing the logical and rational ones. India does not have a “driving culture” or an “automotive culture” save some…

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Driving Like Dummies 3 – Story of the Indian Car Industry

vadakkus14 years ago11 years ago011 mins

When it comes to having changed the lives of millions of Indians post liberalization, the automobile sector must come second only after the Telecom sector. Almost all major automobile manufacturers in the world have their presence in the country today with models and variants ranging from 125,000 to 500 million bucks on offer, but heavily skewed…

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Driving Like Dummies 2 – A Car is NOT an “Investment”

vadakkus14 years ago11 years ago07 mins

Compared to those who lived twenty years ago, us Indians of today are a pampered lot. For instance, anyone who wants to buy a car is spoiled for choice today. During those non-liberalized days when I was growing up, you couldn’t buy a car even if you had the money for there were only the…

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