
In the last six quarters, MRV has been granted 210 patents demonstrating the cutting-edge work being done by its diverse and skilled team.

Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. (M&M Ltd.), one of India's largest automotive firms, stated today that its auto sales for the month of March 2023 were 35,976 vehicles, a 31% increase over the previous month.

The year-to-year export numbers show a 2% increase, with 18014 units exported in 2023 compared to 17646 units exported in 2022.

Krish-e provides technology-driven services to farmers and other value chain partners in order to sustainably reduce their income potential.

The e-Alfa Mini is ideal for last-mile connections in metropolitan cities. The e-Alfa Mini features an appealing exterior design, a sturdy body, a spacious cabin for the driver and passengers, and exceptional suspension and chassis.

This is IFC's first investment in domestic EV manufacturing and the first in electric three-wheelers internationally. The investment will be made in one or more instalments of up to Rs 6,020 crores in the form of required convertible instruments.

Customers can apply for financing for tractors and farm machinery at their local Mahindra Tractor dealership or their nearest SBI bank.

The category with the greatest increase in February 2023 remained three-wheelers which also includes sales of electric three-wheelers.

SLA Mobility will provide distribution and service support.

Mahindra is positioning itself with this new facility to grab a huge chunk of this booming market

Domestic commercial vehicle sales increased by 3% to 21,724 units in January 2023, up from 21,111 units in the same period last year.

Mahindra Zor Grand is one of the major electric vehicles available in India's commercial vehicle segment. The company hopes to improve last-mile connectivity with this vehicle.

Mahindra sold 21,640 domestic tractors in December 2022, up from 16,687 in December 2021. Domestic tractor sales at Mahindra have increased by 30% in the last year.

In September 2022, the SCV achieved an all-time high market share of 17% in its segment.

According to officials, the Indian Army has decided to purchase electric vehicles (EVs) for select units and formations in order to comply with the government's overall policy of reducing carbon emissions.




