Mahindra delays U.S. launch

Before Mahindra begins selling its trucks in the United States, the company plans to spend most of the next year evaluating the vehicles on U.S. roads. Above, engineers at a factory in India work on Mahindra’s Scorpio SUV. (ADEEL HALIM\/REUTERS)

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