Comments on: How India beat China in small car sales? http://microreviews.org/how-india-beat-china-in-small-car-sales/ Fri, 18 Nov 2011 12:08:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Pretty Khare http://microreviews.org/how-india-beat-china-in-small-car-sales/#comment-898 Pretty Khare Tue, 22 Sep 2009 11:10:00 +0000 http://microreviews.org/?p=826#comment-898 Nano isn't faring any good. After the initial hype, hoopla and record bookings, nano has proved to be a damp squib. But that's something i have heard from some of my friends who own nano. I think we need a blog reviewing nano's performance post its launch. What say Aditya?? :)<br /> <br /> Also, with India's infrastructure in shambles, I don't find Inidian automobile boom sustainable. India should abstain from going the american way and switch to greener technologies alongside updating the infrastructure for a more sustainable future (and we can as well can earn some brownie points in the deliberations over climate issues) Nano isn't faring any good. After the initial hype, hoopla and record bookings, nano has proved to be a damp squib. But that's something i have heard from some of my friends who own nano. I think we need a blog reviewing nano's performance post its launch. What say Aditya?? :) <br />
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Also, with India's infrastructure in shambles, I don't find Inidian automobile boom sustainable. India should abstain from going the american way and switch to greener technologies alongside updating the infrastructure for a more sustainable future (and we can as well can earn some brownie points in the deliberations over climate issues)

]]> By: Pretty Khare http://microreviews.org/how-india-beat-china-in-small-car-sales/#comment-277 Pretty Khare Tue, 22 Sep 2009 05:40:24 +0000 http://microreviews.org/?p=826#comment-277 Nano isn't faring any good. After the initial hype, hoopla and record bookings, nano has proved to be a damp squib. But that's something i have heard from some of my friends who own nano. I think we need a blog reviewing nano's performance post its launch. What say Aditya?? :) Also, with India's infrastructure in shambles, I don't find Inidian automobile boom sustainable. India should abstain from going the american way and switch to greener technologies alongside updating the infrastructure for a more sustainable future (and we can as well can earn some brownie points in the deliberations over climate issues) Nano isn’t faring any good. After the initial hype, hoopla and record bookings, nano has proved to be a damp squib. But that’s something i have heard from some of my friends who own nano. I think we need a blog reviewing nano’s performance post its launch. What say Aditya?? :)

Also, with India’s infrastructure in shambles, I don’t find Inidian automobile boom sustainable. India should abstain from going the american way and switch to greener technologies alongside updating the infrastructure for a more sustainable future (and we can as well can earn some brownie points in the deliberations over climate issues)

]]> By: Arkid http://microreviews.org/how-india-beat-china-in-small-car-sales/#comment-897 Arkid Fri, 11 Sep 2009 18:46:00 +0000 http://microreviews.org/?p=826#comment-897 How is Nano doing by the way??? How is Nano doing by the way???

]]> By: Arkid http://microreviews.org/how-india-beat-china-in-small-car-sales/#comment-276 Arkid Fri, 11 Sep 2009 13:16:51 +0000 http://microreviews.org/?p=826#comment-276 How is Nano doing by the way??? How is Nano doing by the way???

]]> By: aditya http://microreviews.org/how-india-beat-china-in-small-car-sales/#comment-896 aditya Fri, 11 Sep 2009 02:31:00 +0000 http://microreviews.org/?p=826#comment-896 Nano is not going to have any breakthrough technology...but it is going to break the cost barrier...which even the best in technology cars (read Merc, BMW, etc) could not do. It has a social cause attached to it which no other car manufacturer has ever thought of. Hail NANO!!! Nano is not going to have any breakthrough technology…but it is going to break the cost barrier…which even the best in technology cars (read Merc, BMW, etc) could not do. It has a social cause attached to it which no other car manufacturer has ever thought of. Hail NANO!!!

]]> By: Ankur http://microreviews.org/how-india-beat-china-in-small-car-sales/#comment-895 Ankur Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:38:00 +0000 http://microreviews.org/?p=826#comment-895 India surely has the potential to become an auto export hub. Thanks to skilled english speaking cheap labour. :-)<br /> What for me will be a challenge is the ability of the govt to provide infrastructure. Cases like Singur shudnt happen.<br /> <br /> I feel Nano won't be the kind of success people are expecting it to be.<br /> Exports wise I think Maruti is ahead of Tata in the small car segment. India surely has the potential to become an auto export hub. Thanks to skilled english speaking cheap labour. :-) <br />
What for me will be a challenge is the ability of the govt to provide infrastructure. Cases like Singur shudnt happen.<br />
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I feel Nano won't be the kind of success people are expecting it to be.<br />
Exports wise I think Maruti is ahead of Tata in the small car segment.

]]> By: aditya http://microreviews.org/how-india-beat-china-in-small-car-sales/#comment-275 aditya Thu, 10 Sep 2009 21:01:30 +0000 http://microreviews.org/?p=826#comment-275 Nano is not going to have any breakthrough technology...but it is going to break the cost barrier...which even the best in technology cars (read Merc, BMW, etc) could not do. It has a social cause attached to it which no other car manufacturer has ever thought of. Hail NANO!!! Nano is not going to have any breakthrough technology…but it is going to break the cost barrier…which even the best in technology cars (read Merc, BMW, etc) could not do. It has a social cause attached to it which no other car manufacturer has ever thought of. Hail NANO!!!

]]> By: Ranjan http://microreviews.org/how-india-beat-china-in-small-car-sales/#comment-894 Ranjan Thu, 10 Sep 2009 20:05:00 +0000 http://microreviews.org/?p=826#comment-894 Indian car manufacturers are coming off age. Take Mahindra for example. Mahindra's scorpio pick-up is soon going to be launched in US. Its xylo is available in countries like South Africa and Australia. India is catching up in the big cars segment also. Personally I am a fan of xylo though it looks a little grumpy. what matters is performance. Indian car manufacturers are coming off age. Take Mahindra for example. Mahindra's scorpio pick-up is soon going to be launched in US. Its xylo is available in countries like South Africa and Australia. India is catching up in the big cars segment also. Personally I am a fan of xylo though it looks a little grumpy. what matters is performance.

]]> By: Ankur http://microreviews.org/how-india-beat-china-in-small-car-sales/#comment-274 Ankur Thu, 10 Sep 2009 19:08:51 +0000 http://microreviews.org/?p=826#comment-274 India surely has the potential to become an auto export hub. Thanks to skilled english speaking cheap labour. :-) What for me will be a challenge is the ability of the govt to provide infrastructure. Cases like Singur shudnt happen. I feel Nano won't be the kind of success people are expecting it to be. Exports wise I think Maruti is ahead of Tata in the small car segment. India surely has the potential to become an auto export hub. Thanks to skilled english speaking cheap labour. :-)
What for me will be a challenge is the ability of the govt to provide infrastructure. Cases like Singur shudnt happen.

I feel Nano won’t be the kind of success people are expecting it to be.
Exports wise I think Maruti is ahead of Tata in the small car segment.

]]> By: aditya http://microreviews.org/how-india-beat-china-in-small-car-sales/#comment-893 aditya Thu, 10 Sep 2009 15:08:00 +0000 http://microreviews.org/?p=826#comment-893 A Wall Street Journal Blog mentions that China has seen a steep rise in labour costs even in a stumbling economy. No specific mention of skilled or unskilled. <a href="http://blogs.wsj.com/chinajournal/2009/07/29/labor-cost-worries-linger-even-when-economy-stumbles/" target="_blank"><a href="http://blogs.wsj.com/chinajournal/2009/07/29/labo...</a>" target="_blank">http://blogs.wsj.com/chinajournal/2009/07/29/labo...</a></a> A Wall Street Journal Blog mentions that China has seen a steep rise in labour costs even in a stumbling economy. No specific mention of skilled or unskilled. <a href="http://blogs.wsj.com/chinajournal/2009/07/29/labor-cost-worries-linger-even-when-economy-stumbles/&quot; target="_blank"><a href="http://blogs.wsj.com/chinajournal/2009/07/29/labo…</a>&quot; target="_blank">http://blogs.wsj.com/chinajournal/2009/07/29/labo…</a></a&gt;

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