TOKYO -- India's automobile market appeared to shake off the coronavirus last month, with nearly 183,000 new vehicles sold three months after dealers were desperate to sell any cars due to the nationwide lockdown.
Dealers rev engines as purchases jump from zero in April to 183,000 in July
A traffic jam on a highway after some restrictions are lifted during a nationwide lockdown in Mumbai in June. © Reuters
TOKYO -- India's automobile market appeared to shake off the coronavirus last month, with nearly 183,000 new vehicles sold three months after dealers were desperate to sell any cars due to the nationwide lockdown.