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Why have European car makers struggled to succeed in India?European brands have failed to capitalise on successive waves of boom in the Indian car market. With Chinese brands pushing them out and th...- Renault Triber gets four-star adult safety rating in Global NCAP crash testThe model has achieved a four-star rating for adult occupants and three stars for child occupants as per the Global NCAP's latest round of ...
- Best cars under Rs 7 lakh to buy in 2021Maruti has been working on the second-gen Celerio for a while and it has been spotted testing at multiple occasions. Maruti Alto is schedul...
- Maruti Alto set for a makeover this yearLaunched around 2000, Alto has been the country’s best-selling car for 14 straight years (starting from 2004) before losing the crown to it...
- Renault Kwid scores zero star in ASEAN NCAP crash testAccording to ASEAN NCAP, Renault Kwid scored low points in adult occupant protection (AOP) and Child Occupant Protection (COP) tests.
- 400 deaths a day are forcing India to take car safety seriouslyGovernment is attempting to curb the carnage on Indian roads caused by everything from speeding two-wheelers to cars not equipped with air ...
- How Maruti Suzuki has led the evolution of the Indian car industry over the past two decadesIn 1996, Maruti reigned supreme with 60 per cent market share, In 2016, in much more competitive environs, Maruti still stands tall with a ...
- Buying a car? Indians are big on online research. Find out seven new habits of buyersIndia overtook South Korea to become the fifth largest car market and is expected to overtake Germany to become the fourth largest by 2016-...
- need2know: 8 macro triggers that may move the market todayPetrol and diesel prices are now back to where they were in December 2014 and may be slightly higher. A report by Goldman Sachs has predict...
- Sure the results will be better when we do further tests: David Ward, GNCAP"64 kmph is also the speed at which fatalities are likely to occur the most and our intent is to mitigate and reduce fatalities."
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