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India’s automotive aftermarket is likely to grow to USD 14 billion by 2028: ACMA-E&Y study  | Autocar Professional

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The study focuses on seven product categories namely engine parts, suspension and braking parts, transmission parts, braking parts, rubber components, cooling systems, and filters, while tires and consumables such as batteries, coolants, and lubricants were not covered.

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Indian automotive aftermarket expected to reach USD 14 billion by 2028: E&Y report – ET Auto

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In addition, another close to 100 exhibitors will be participating in two exclusive Auto Components Pavilions showcasing products and solutions for OEMs, the release said. The event gives auto component manufacturers from across the world a platform to connect and demonstrate capabilities in the aftermarket.

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Chat with Dr Nishanth, Founder PURE EV : Electric Scooter Service Focus

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On the product front the ePluto 7g remains the best seller. One in Bangladesh being added soon. Product placement is important. In free services at Pure, dealers check electrical connections. For mechanical systems, industry practices are well laid out - knowledge is higher at mechanic level.

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Pavna readying new plant in Hosur for TVS Motor, Ola Electric – ET Auto

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New Delhi: Pavna Industries , which recently bagged an order from Ola Electric for supply of ignition switches and latches, is commissioning a new plant at Hosur in Tamil Nadu. Right now, Pavna Industries supplies these parts from its decades-old Aligarh plant in Uttar Pradesh.

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U.K. Startup’s Digital Dyeing Printers Save Energy, Water

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The reduction in quantities of dye and finishing products is also drastic. The textile industry innovator mentions other horrendous figures during its presentations to investors and potential customers. The fashion industry is responsible for 10 percent of carbon emissions, textile dyeing alone for 3 percent.

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