Renault India Bajaj Auto collaboration terminated
French auto major Renault' India arm has terminated its collaboration with Bajaj Auto for the development of the Ultra Low Cost car.
Renault Nissan Chairman and CEO, Mr. Carlos Ghosn announced the termination of the contract and stated that the car developed by Bajaj Auto 'RE60' was not inline with Renault's requirement which leaded to the termination.
Renault Nissan Chairman and CEO, Mr. Carlos Ghosn announced the termination of the contract and stated that the car developed by Bajaj Auto 'RE60' was not inline with Renault's requirement which leaded to the termination.
Yamaha gets in the RAY to Indian market
Japanese two wheeler major Yamaha announced the entry into the Indian scooter market by the launch on the 110cc Yamaha RAY.
Equipped with a 4 stroke, air-cooled 113cc engine, the new RAY pumps a max power of 7.1PS @ 7500rpm and a max torque of 8.1Nm @ 5000rpm. Mated with a CVT transmission Continuous Variable Transmission), Yamaha claims a fuel efficiency of 62.1 kmpl and a performance of 0-60 kmph in just 12 sec.
Equipped with a 4 stroke, air-cooled 113cc engine, the new RAY pumps a max power of 7.1PS @ 7500rpm and a max torque of 8.1Nm @ 5000rpm. Mated with a CVT transmission Continuous Variable Transmission), Yamaha claims a fuel efficiency of 62.1 kmpl and a performance of 0-60 kmph in just 12 sec.
Renault launches Scala in India
Renault India launches its third mass market model, the Scala. The company introduced the Scala in a press meet held in Delhi yesterday at an introductory price starting a Rs. 6.99 lakh for Petrol and Rs. 8.69 for Diesel (ex-showroom, Delhi).
Scala, which is the rebadged version of the Renault Sunny is launched exclusively for the Indian market and was redesigned at the Renault's Mumbai design studio.
Scala, which is the rebadged version of the Renault Sunny is launched exclusively for the Indian market and was redesigned at the Renault's Mumbai design studio.
Tata Motors launches new Xenon Pick-up
India's largest commercial vehicle maker Tata Motors launched a new variant to its commercial vehicle range, the Xenon Pick-up.
With an aim to increase its foot hold in the pick-up segment, Tata Motors have launched the new Xenon Pick-up at a price range of Rs. 5.44 lakh (ex-showroom, Thane) for Single cabin and Rs. 6.34 lakh for Dual cabin models.
With an aim to increase its foot hold in the pick-up segment, Tata Motors have launched the new Xenon Pick-up at a price range of Rs. 5.44 lakh (ex-showroom, Thane) for Single cabin and Rs. 6.34 lakh for Dual cabin models.
Maruti gets Swift Dzire Tour for Private car owners
Country's largest car maker Maruti has made a strategic move to save its market position and attract more buyers for its Swift range.
At a time when the car maker has a delay in operating its Manesar plant affecting the supply of its famous Swift, Swift DZire and SX4 models, Maruti has come up with an move to reduce the waiting period for the Swift DZire. Maruti has put back the first generation Swift DZire (now DZire Tour) for sale.
At a time when the car maker has a delay in operating its Manesar plant affecting the supply of its famous Swift, Swift DZire and SX4 models, Maruti has come up with an move to reduce the waiting period for the Swift DZire. Maruti has put back the first generation Swift DZire (now DZire Tour) for sale.
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