First-time car buyers make a comeback as lower GST boosts small-vehicle demand

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First-time car buyers are returning to India’s market, increasing their sales share significantly. This trend indicates a broadening market base and renewed momentum towards mass motorisation.

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First-time car buyers make a comeback as lower GST boosts small-vehicle demand

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