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Tech Talk: Benefits from traction control in cars

By Jesse Crosse, Autocar UK 02 Dec 2020

Both two- and four-wheel drive cars benefit from traction control, which sometimes involves several different electron...

Nissan launches Magnite compact SUV at Rs 499,000

By Nishmanya Bahadur, Autocar India 02 Dec 2020

Top-spec Nissan Magnite is priced at Rs 9.35 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).

Trumpf merges its subsidiary SPI Lasers to offer all fibre laser tech under one portfolio

auther Autocar Professional Bureau 02 Dec 2020

The German company says as a result of the name change and merger, the former SPI Lasers organisation will now work ev...

Hyundai reveals new platform for next-gen battery EVs

auther Autocar Professional Bureau 02 Dec 2020

E-GMP-based BEVs get over 500km range; can be charged up to 80% within 18 minutes through high-speed charging; high-pe...

Tata, Hyundai, Kia and Mahindra shine in November but carmakers hoped for more in festive season

By Mayank Dhingra 02 Dec 2020

After a two-month streak of healthy despatches to dealers in anticipation of festive demand, carmakers mellow down wh...

CV sales remain flat in November, OEMs await India's economic recovery

By Nilesh Wadhwa 01 Dec 2020

CV industry sees muted growth over post-festive season commercial vehicle sales plunge back in red.

Porsche appoints Manolito Vujicic as its brand head for India

auther Autocar Professional Bureau 01 Dec 2020

Vujicic’s strong work experience and leadership along with his passion for retail operations are expected to strengthe...

Ashok Leyland clocks 31 percent growth in November LCV sales

By Sricharan R 01 Dec 2020

The growth in the LCV segment comes after the recent launch of Bada Dost.

Hyundai Motor India's November sales up 9.4 percent on festive demand

By Sricharan R 01 Dec 2020

According to Hyundai, demand during the festive season is seen as the main driver for growth.

Why BorgWarner's VTG turbochargers could reduce carbon dioxide emission

auther Autocar Professional Bureau 01 Dec 2020

The hybridistion of the powertrain offers possibilities for integrating the electrical support of the charging system ...

Tech Talk: Benefits from traction control in cars

Nissan launches Magnite compact SUV at Rs 499,000

Trumpf merges its subsidiary SPI Lasers to offer all fibre laser tech under one portfolio

Hyundai reveals new platform for next-gen battery EVs

Tata, Hyundai, Kia and Mahindra shine in November but carmakers hoped for more in festive season

CV sales remain flat in November, OEMs await India's economic recovery

Porsche appoints Manolito Vujicic as its brand head for India

Ashok Leyland clocks 31 percent growth in November LCV sales

Hyundai Motor India's November sales up 9.4 percent on festive demand

Why BorgWarner's VTG turbochargers could reduce carbon dioxide emission

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