Share Market Live updates: While the Sensex fell 100 points to 38,132 level, the Nifty lost 38 points to 11,445. Top Sensex losers were NTPC (2.25%), Tata Motors (1.85%) and Bharti Airtel (1.49%).

With an onboard e-SIM card, the MG Hector will be able to connect to the internet and even support its own proprietary operating system.

Market breadth is positive with 1,860 stocks rising against 818 stocks falling on the BSE. Jet Airways stock trading 2.91 percent or 20 points lower at 676.50 level after Q2 net profit tanks 91%, top loser on BSE.

Maruti Suzuki India has become the largest passenger vehicles exporter from India in the first half of the ongoing fiscal, dethroning Hyundai Motor India Ltd which has now been pushed to fourth spot behind Volkswagen and General Motors.

Tata Group held talks with its partner in China recently over pooling resources in the direction of vehicle platforms and engines, and Chery's possible arrival in India.

SAIC Motor Corporation Ltd, one of the largest automotive companies in the world, has announced its plan to enter the Indian automobile market with a fully owned car manufacturing facility, to be set up in the country.

Customers are clueless and dealers furious as GM cuts its losses and decides to withdraw from India.

India's ambitious plan to push electric vehicles at the expense of other technologies could benefit Chinese car makers seeking to enter the market, but is worrying established automakers in the country who have so far focused on making hybrid models.

The S&P BSE Sensex tanked 220.73 points to close at 29,706.61 while the Nifty ended the day 63.65 points to 9,198.30. 

BSE Sensex ended the day 29,974.24, up 64.02 points after touching and intra day high of 30,007, while the NSE Nifty held above its 9,250-mark closing the day at 9,265.15, up 27.30 points.

The Indian benchmark indices saw a strong performance in Tuesday's trade led by banking stocks. The BSE Sensex closed 172 points higher, while the Nifty50 ended at its crucial 9,100-mark.

China's top carmaker SAIC Motor Corp and Great Wall Motor, its biggest maker of SUVs, are spearheading the country's first major push into India, one of the world's fastest growing auto markets, as growth at home stagnates.

Auto stocks continued to be under pressure with mixed December sales numbers and a ban on sales of large diesel vehicles in the capital. Shares of Tata Motors, M&M and Maruti Suzuki fell up to 2 per cent.

With the markets rising 254 points at close on the Fed's decision, here are the five stocks that were in news today.