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ETAuto Video Series | The Month Gone By | 2 May 2024

The Month Gone By In Auto Industry

 

'The Month Gone By' in Auto Industry is a monthly video series by ETAuto to stay updated on the latest developments in the Indian automotive sector. This series convenes industry experts from diverse backgrounds to offer their insights into various facets of the industry, including sales, production, exports, regulatory shifts, technological advancements, challenges, opportunities, and future projections.

 

By providing a platform for informed discussion and analysis, this series serves as a comprehensive resource for staying abreast of developments within the Indian automotive market. With its focus on delivering expert perspectives and covering a wide spectrum of topics, it caters to the informational needs of stakeholders including manufacturers, suppliers, policymakers, and consumers.

 

The next episode goes live on May 2, 2024 (Thursday) at 8.00 PM on ETAuto and all social media platforms.

 

Panelists:

- Rajesh Menon, Director General, SIAM

- Vinkesh Gulati, Director, United Automobiles
- Arun Malhotra, Industry Veteran

- Shubhangi Bhatia, Senior Correspondent, ETAuto (Moderator)

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