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  All roads lead to Auto Expo '10
Over 2,100 exhibitors from 30 countries including 1,300 from India will try to make the most of the global marketplace that the 10th Expo presents. Murrali Thalor reports.
 
       
  VW starts Polo production
Volkswagen started commercial production of its Polo hatchback model (code VW 250) at its Chakan plant on December 12 and plans to launch the car at the Auto Expo on January 5, 2010.
 
       
  Equip Auto thinks electric
The French automotive aftermarket and accessories exhibition Equip Auto, received a strong response from the European automotive sector.
 
       
  Continental looks to the electronic future
Continental Corporation is a global supplier of vehicle electronics, brake systems and components for the power train and chassis, instrumentation, infotainment solutions, tyres and technical elastomers.
 
       
  Continental looks to the electronic future
Continental Corporation is a global supplier of vehicle electronics, brake systems and components for the power train and chassis, instrumentation, infotainment solutions, tyres and technical elastomers.
 
       
  Ford transforms its India facility
Ford India's Chennai plant is readying for volume production of its soon-to-be-launched small car and has effected a comprehensive transformation to double capacity to 200,000 per annum.
 
       
  Kuka robots make a mark
Kuka Robots completes three years in India.
 
       
  Tamil Nadu looks to consolidate
Jayashankar Menon reports on Vision 2015 and how it can be achieved.
 
       
  Higher ground
Deutsche Kipper to introduce its product portfolio in India.
 
       
  Budget ignores the automotive sector
Automakers, who were expecting benefits in the Union Budget 2009-10, were left disappointed but spending on road infrastructure should indirectly benefit vehicle sales.
 
       
  Carnation aims to make a mark
Carnation begins operation in nine locations in six Indian cities.
 
       
  Dow Corning India targets auto sector
Chemical major pushes its silicones and coatings products for Indian auto industry.
 
       
  GM India strives to localise parts
US-based automaker General Motors is accelerating its localisation programme in India with the recent commencement of trial production at its new body panel stamping facility at Talegaon.
 
       
  Tata's World Truck: the secrets revealed
The launch of four configurations and two power nodes, 280 hp and 380 hp, marks the culmination of the first phase of Tata Motors’ World Truck development. The top end of 560 hp that MD Prakash Telang announced at the press launch will probably be introduced only in a later phase by 2012.
 
       
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Autocar Professional's first issue of 2010 is an Auto Expo preview which covers a large number of exhibitors in the OEM and component sectors and also details their exhibits.
     
   
 
 
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