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Tata launches ultra diesel variants of Harrier and Safari; check price, features and other detailsTata Motors has introduced new diesel versions of its Harrier and Safari SUVs. These models boast a large Harman infotainment system with D...- 2026 MG Hector facelift launched in India: Prices start at Rs 11.99 lakh; check detailsMG Motor 2026 Facelift launched: JSW MG Motor India has launched the 2026 MG Hector facelift, starting at Rs 11.99 lakh, and the Hector Plu...
- HARMAN to invest Rs 345 cr in 3 yrs to expand Pune facilityHARMAN will invest Rs 345 crore over three years to expand its Pune automotive electronics manufacturing facility, boosting capacity by 50%...
- Mahindra BE 6e vs Tata Curvv EV: The battle of coupe SUVs - price and features ComparisonMahindra unveiled two electric SUVs, BE 6e and XEV 9e, competing with Tata Curvv EV. The XEV 9e, priced from Rs 21.9 lakh, boasts up to 656...
- Mahindra XUV 3XO: Expected design specs, pricing, and other details unveiled ahead of launchMahindra & Mahindra is launching the Mahindra XUV 3XO, a compact SUV and facelift of the XUV 300, in India on April 29, 2024. The new model...
- Tata Motors announces dark edition of Nexon EV, Nexon, Harrier, Safari. Price, specs, and other detailsThese special editions have cosmetic changes, blacked-out appearance, all-black exterior shade with #Dark badges, blacked-out front grilles...
- Tata Punch EV: Launch date, price, and specificationTata Motors opened bookings for the Punch EV. It will be launched next week on January 17 or available from mid-February. The Punch EV can ...
- Tata Punch EV bookings opened. Features revealedTata Motors is now taking bookings for Punch EV which comes in two variants and diverse models. Features include fast charging, smart techn...
- Mahindra is building a futuristic electric car that can even sense your moodThe new EV will have advanced features like autonomous parking, auto software upgrade, a new lightweight battery, a host of sensors to help...
- Tata Motors commences bookings for new Harrier and SafariWith the twin models, the company expects to “redefine the driving experience by integrating cutting-edge technology, unmatched safety feat...
- Tata Motors launches Punch iCNG, price starts at Rs 7.1 lakhIt is also equipped with other features such as voice assisted electric sunroof, automatic projector headlamps, LED DRLs, 16-inch diamond c...
- Tata Motors announces new Dark edition of Nexon, Harrier, Safari with 10 new ADAS featuresThe new DARK range SUVs are compliant with BS6 Phase II emission norms and have RDE and E20-compliant engines.
- Tata Punch Camo Edition launched. Price, specs and other detailsThe new SUV comes in military green colour with Piano black and/or Pristine White colours. The SUV offers camouflaged seat upholstery. It h...
- Tata Motors launches new Tiago NRG XT: Here are the updated featuresThe new model has updates like steering mounted controls, height adjustable driver seat and fog lamps, among others. The company has also i...
- In talks with large auto companies in India: HarmanAdditionally, the company is doing some very high-end work for global original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) including GM, BMW and Audi fr...
- Tata Motors drives in new Tigor at Rs 5.20 lakhTata Motors is confident that the new Tigor will create excitement towards the brand, fostering the ongoing PV (passenger vehicles) growth ...
- Meet Dinesh C. Paliwal, the turnaround specialist who transformed Harmon InternationalHaving had a storied career at ABB, when Paliwal accepted the top job at Harmon International, the company was in dire straits with costs r...
- Got the moolah? Drive home the new Bull or the MercHuracan has hexagonal design theme around the car, especially in interiors, angular headlamps, revised version of 5.2-litre V10 engine used...
- 'We expect $250-mn revenues in 5 yrs'Dinesh Paliwal, chairman and CEO of Harman International, talks to ET during his recent visit to India.
- Intel looks beyond PCs, eyes new segmentsThe future is in personal computing, not just personal computers, according to Intel CEO Paul Otellini.
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