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Marquardt Group ups the game in India

autherAutocar Professional Bureau     calendar15 Apr 2015

Bullish on India, the Marquardt Group of Germany has expanded its global R&D operation. It has also bagged a big Tata Motors order and is scouting for new business. Amit Panday reports.

Balancing vehicle performance with sustainability and efficiency

By Chris Needes, Global Market Manager, Automotive Ch calendar06 Apr 2015

To meet growing consumer demand for ‘green’ but also wallet-friendly cars, automakers are deploying techniques to redu...

Struggling Datsun banks on 1S strategy in India

By Brian de Souza calendar01 Apr 2015

A year since its big-ticket launch in India, the Datsun brand’s growth has been achingly slow and the Go hatchback has...

Brembo celebrates 40 years in Formula 1

autherAutocar Professional Bureau calendar18 Mar 2015

The Brake By Wire (BBW) system, optimised braking system cooling, innovative brake calipers and advanced in disc techn...

Opel engineers shed light on new eye-tracking tech

autherAutocar Professional Bureau calendar18 Mar 2015

Boffins at carmaker Opel are working on developing the automotive light of the future. They are actively engaged with ...

India: ready to roll again

autherAutocar Professional Bureau calendar24 Feb 2015

The dynamics of the Indian auto market were on hold in recent years and industry used the respite to work on costs and...

How 3D printing could revolutionise the car industry

By Andrew Frankel, Autocar UK calendar16 Feb 2015

It is well known that paper is not the only printer-friendly material and that, thanks to modern computer technology, ...

Blast from the past | Down the Automotive ad lane

autherAutocar Professional Bureau calendar05 Feb 2015

In today's liberalising India, these ads from the 1960s are a throwback to the time when a newly independent country w...

Favourable economic factors to drive India growth story in 2015

autherAutocar Professional Bureau calendar05 Feb 2015

With winds of change blowing in India's favour and the government putting its shoulder to the wheel, there's enough re...