CEAT is one of India’s leading tyre manufacturers, offering a range of products for passenger vehicles, two-wheelers, commercial trucks, buses, and off-road applications. Established in 1958 ...

CEAT produces best-in-class high performance tyres for a wide range of vehicles including tyres for 2/3 Wheelers Passenger and UtilityVehicles Commercial Vehicles and Off-Highway Vehicles and produces ...

The officer added that the four-wheeler also collided with two more motorcycles, in which two other couples suffered injuries. The officer stated that prima facie investigations revealed that the ...

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The AEO certification is internationally recognised and provides the company, a significant exporter of rubber tyres from Sri Lanka, enhanced trade facilitation with partners and authorities globally.

Tirumala: The representatives of Chennai-based TVS and Bangalore-based NDS Eco, donated electric two-wheelers to the TTD at Tirumala on Tuesday. The price of the iCube X vehicle is Rs.2.70 lakh ...

The Indian two-wheeler market saw total sales of 10,30,163 units in January 2025, registering a 1.73% year-on-year (YoY) growth over 10,12,666 units sold in January 2024. While some models ...

Ridership has been steadily falling since Monday (8.28 lakh) to Wednesday (7.62 lakh), compared to over 8.5 lakh daily commuters the previous week.

An Indian Gaur collided with a two-wheeler while it was crossing the road in Tamil Nadu's Guddalore. The impact threw both the rider and the passenger into the air. Both escaped unhurt in the accident ...

Advt Big tyre companies have announced they have already increased prices and more hikes will follow through Q4. Arnab Banerjee, MD & CEO, Ceat said ... and we expect a 2% to 3% increase ...

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