GM is making a limited return to the Indian market, but not to sell cars. Rather, GM is focused on grabbing a slice of the country's automotive aftermarket.

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ACDelco is returning to India’s aftermarket as General Motors signs a licensing deal with Assurance Intl. Batteries and ...

Ford Motor (NYSE:F) maintains partnerships with battery manufacturers while refining factory ownership structures connected to its electric vehicle manufacturing programs. The restructuring of the ...

General Motors has updated service bulletin PIP6101, which addresses an engine ticking noise caused by a manufacturing defect ...

GE Aerospace announces massive $1 billion U.S. investment, plans to hire 5,000 workers in 2026 as company races to meet ...

For the second time in as many years, the aircraft engine maker GE Aerospace plans to invest $1 billion into its U.S. plants ...

GM's ACDelco re-enters India, launching automotive batteries and lubricants through a ₹300 crore investment with Assurance ...

Mercedes-Benz Group AG is considering sharing its manufacturing plant in South Africa with Great Wall Motor Co., a move that ...

ACDelco, the aftermarket automotive brand of General Motors, has re-entered India through a licensing partnership with ...

US-based auto giant bets on the $12 billion aftermarket as it takes a low-risk route back into the world’s third-largest car ...