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  • A row of compact passenger cars at a dealership in India, illustrating the resurgence of small car sales and the return of first-time buyers in the Indian automobile market. Editorial visual | AI-assisted.
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    India’s Small Cars Are Making a Comeback. Here’s Why It Matters for the Auto Industry

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial July 28, 2026July 28, 2026

    For years, India’s automobile industry appeared to be moving in only one direction. SUVs dominated new launches, manufacturers focused on premium models, and the humble hatchback slowly slipped into the background. Now, fresh retail sales data suggests that the story may be changing. India’s automobile market recorded its highest-ever monthly retail sales in June 2026,…

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    India Enters JLR’s Global Manufacturing Core: Why Tata’s Tamil Nadu Bet Matters

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial February 10, 2026February 10, 2026

    When Tata Motors inaugurated its new passenger vehicle manufacturing facility in Ranipet, Tamil Nadu, the headlines largely focused on the investment size—nearly US$1 billion—and the ceremonial presence of political and corporate leadership. But beneath the surface, something far more consequential unfolded. India has officially entered Jaguar Land Rover’s (JLR) global manufacturing map. That single development…

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