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The Asia Automotives Insight service provides analysis, forecasts and company profiles on a country-by-country basis, covering the key trends impacting automotive markets across Asia.  The service includes access to the very latest analysis plus a searchable archive of articles and data.

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Latest Stories

Australia / Companies

Holden, the Australian subsidiary of General Motors Company (GM), has released a flex-fuel variant of its Commodore large sedan, aimed at not only tapping growth in its domestic market, but also the lucrative flex-fuel segment in Brazil, which played a part in its development. Holden claims that it has worked with its Chevrolet Brazil sister company over the last decade to learn... 2010-09-01


India / Companies

German automotive supplier Continental is looking to expand in India, complementing its partnership with Modi Tyres for the commercial vehicle segment, which BMI expects to outperform... 2010-08-31


Australia / Companies

Since China has overtaken the US as the largest market for General Motors Company (GM) in terms of units sales in H110, the carmaker has given the green light to its European division,... 2010-08-27


Industry Developments

Australia

Holden, the Australian subsidiary of General Motors Company (GM), has released a flex-fuel variant of its Commodore large sedan, aimed at not only tapping growth in its domestic market,... 2010-09-01


India

German automotive supplier Continental is looking to expand in India, complementing its partnership with Modi Tyres for the commercial vehicle segment, which BMI expects to outperform... 2010-08-31


Australia

Since China has overtaken the US as the largest market for General Motors Company (GM) in terms of units sales in H110, the carmaker has given the green light to its European division,... 2010-08-27


Australia

Ford Motor and Mazda Motor will invest an extra US$350mn in their AutoAlliance Thailand (AAT) plant in Rayong, which is proving to be just as effective for other Ford subsidiaries as... 2010-08-26