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India generates nearly 3 million tonnes of waste tyres every year, causing pollution and economic losses. A new NITI Aayog report outlines reforms and recycling solutions to turn tyre waste into valuable resources through a circular economy approach.

India's tyre makers face an acute natural rubber shortage amid peak season, with prices at Rs 200/kg. ATMA urges duty-free imports, port reforms, and plantation revival.

JK Tyre's Banmore facility hits 30,000 tyres daily post-Rs 1,000 crore expansion, strengthening PCR supply for India's auto boom. OEM partnerships and sustainable tech position it as a tyre industry powerhouse.

JK Tyre's landmark amalgamation with Cavendish Industries streamlines operations, enhances scale, and positions the company for dominance in commercial and EV tyre segments.

Eurogrip Tyres captivates Automechanika Dubai 2025 with premium radials, adventure tyres, and EV-ready innovations, strengthening its foothold in West Asia and beyond.

Apollo Tyres' 2025 Sustainable Procurement Summit celebrated responsible supply chains, awarding top suppliers for eco-innovation and transparency amid global ESG trends.

Bridgestone India has named Rajarshi Moitra as its new managing director, highlighting a major leadership change that aims to drive technological advancements and market expansion in the Indian tyre industry.

Eurogrip revealed its Protorq Max range for superbikes at EICMA 2025, showcasing cutting-edge technology that delivers unmatched grip, handling, and longevity for high-performance motorcycles.

JK Tyre secures top safety and environmental certifications globally for all plants, showcasing industry-leading practices in sustainability, employee welfare, and responsible manufacturing.

Bridgestone India slashes tyre costs, aligning with GST 2.0 reforms to deliver more affordable and quality tyres for all vehicle segments starting September 22, 2025.

The GST Council has reduced the tax on tyres from 28% to 18%, making replacements more affordable, lowering logistics costs, and boosting road safety in India

India’s tyre industry gains a competitive edge with duty-free exports to the UK under the new CETA, driving growth and market expansion.

India's tyre industry is geared for a 7-8% revenue boost in FY25, led by growing replacement demand and increased vehicle usage. The sector is navigating input cost pressures and trade challenges with resilience.

MRF introduces its theme "Muscle in Motion" at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025, showcasing innovations like Aeromuscle tyres, EV tyres with Acoustic Foam Technology, and more, highlighting the company’s leadership in the tyre industry.

Bridgestone India is showcasing its ENLITEN Technology tyres at the Bharat Mobility Global EXPO 2025, focusing on performance, comfort, and sustainability for both traditional and electric vehicles.