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November 2016 automotive sales were believed to be just an initial reaction to demonetisation with the real effects expected to be seen in December. While many experts and intellectuals predicated a washout, the market has turned out to be the
British lightweight sportscar specialist Caterham, is now longing to develop a ‘conventional’ sports car which will sit alongside the iconic Seven in its line-up. The only problem being, they need a suitable manufacturer who can be a project partner in
Initiated in 2005, the Indian Car of the Year Award (ICOTY) is now the most credible and coveted auto award in India. This year, the award was bagged by Maruti Suzuki’s first compact SUV – the Vitara Brezza. The Vitara
As the calendar changes to 2017, all major automakers in the country are hiking prices across their line-up in the country. This time around, Japanese automaker Honda has announced its plan to hike its vehicle prices up to 3 per
The GT R blasted through the ‘Green Hell’ going faster than any other road-going rear-wheel drive sportscar With manufacturers hitting the Nurburgring to test the limits of their cars and prove how fast they go around arguably the toughest track
For a while now Hyundai Motors has been working on its independently-developed ccOS (connected car Operating System), which will bring advanced integrated technologies to customers and offer a revolutionary driving experience. The ccOs technology will first be seen in Hyper-connected
November is usually supposed to be the peak of festive sales for the automobile industry and we expected good numbers especially after the strong showing by the various segments in October. But then, demonetisation happened and most of the country’s
If you haven’t heard about the Faraday Future before don’t be surprised. It is a start-up which was established with a focus on developing electric cars. It was instituted in 2014 and debuted its first concept vehicle, a single-seater electric
As the Indian government brings in the accountability factor by banning the Rs 500 and Rs 1000 in the country, the effects will be seen in the auto sector as well. The demonetization drive is expected to drop auto sales