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I was delighted to participate in SIAM’s World Environment Day event, held in New Delhi yesterday. We celebrated the close cooperation between Brazil & India for a greener automobile industry. 🇧🇷🇮🇳

At SIAM’s 5th International Conference, the Session 2 was on the topic Innovative Tyre and Used Oil Recycling Technologies to Reduce Auto Industry’s Impact on Environment. Industry leaders spotlighted the often-overlooked issue of tyre and used oil waste. Esteemed panelists

In the final session of SIAM’s 5th International Conference, the focus turned towards Driving Battery and E-Waste Recycling Practices in Automotive Industry. As EV adoption scales up, India faces the dual challenge of recovering critical materials and building future-ready

Hydrogen can be produced from various sources, including fossil fuels, biomass, and a combination of water and renewable energy. Currently, majority of the global hydrogen production is sourced from natural gas and coal, contributing significantly to global production. However,

Hydrogen can be produced using a range of technologies, but most of today’s supply still comes from fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas. These conventional methods are carbon-intensive and limit hydrogen’s potential as a truly clean energy carrier. The future, however,

Green hydrogen presents a superior alternative to conventional fuels due to its minimal water and land requirements and high efficiency. Unlike biofuels, it does not compete with food production or demand extensive agricultural resources, enhancing its long-term sustainability.

E-waste is increasing at an alarming rate, and the fate of our discarded electronics is an issue that demands urgent and sustained attention. We all play a role in the future of e-waste management. From recycling responsibly to choosing sustainable alternatives, every action

Mr. Shailesh Chandra, President SIAM, Managing Director, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd & Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd. on the untimely demise of Mr. Sunjay Kapur, Immediate Past President of ACMA & Chairman Sona Comstar.

🚘 #Indian auto industry remains steady in May 2025 with muted #PV, marginal sales growth in 2Ws: SIAM India Read at: auto.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/industry/… #autoindustry #carsales #carsalesinMay #twowheelersales #autosales #Maycarsales #Mayautogrowth #ETAuto

Domestic passenger vehicle wholesales marginally down at 3,44,656 units in May: SIAM newsdrum.in/business/domes… #CarSales #AutoSales #Automobile #PassengerVehicle SIAM India Rajesh Menon

SIAM releases vehicle wholesales numbers for May '25 - SUV-MPV sales at 228,116 units (up 5%) buffer 13% decline in hatchback & sedan sales - Scooters (579,507 units) sole 2W category to register growth - Flat sales for motorcycles: 1.03 million units - 3Ws (53,942) down 3%

In May 2025, the Two-Wheeler segment posted sales of 16.56 lakh units, with a growth of 2.2% as compared to May 2024. #SIAM #BTNR #SIAMData

The Three-Wheeler segment de-grew by (-) 3.3%, posting sales of 0.54 lakh units in May 2025 as compared to May of previous year. #SIAM #BTNR #SIAMData

The Passenger Vehicle segment posted sales of 3.45 lakh units in May 2025, with a de-growth of (-) 0.8 % as compared to May 2024. #SIAM #BTNR #SIAMData

Did you know that e-waste recycling goes through six crucial stages? From collection and transport to the final recovery of valuable materials, each step plays a key role in building a sustainable circular economy. Which stage do you think plays the most important role? Share

The way we consume, recycle, and design today shapes tomorrow. It's time to rethink our choices and embrace a circular mindset. Together, we can reduce waste, conserve resources, and create a cleaner, more efficient world. What steps are you taking toward a circular lifestyle?

In episode-27 of SIAM SPEAKS, we’re joined by Mr. Kufferath Andreas, Vice President, Robert Bosch GmbH, for an in-depth discussion on the future of clean energy in commercial transport. Hosted by Mr. Sumit Chaturvedi, this episode explores the rapidly shifting landscape of

According to the UN’s Global E-waste Monitor 2024, the world generated a record 62 million tonnes of e-waste in 2022—up 82% since 2010. And it’s not slowing down. By 2030, that number is expected to hit 82 million tonnes. The gap between generation and recycling is widening!