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Lamborghini today finally launched its most-anticipated cars for 2018 in India – the Urus Super SUV. Priced at ₹ 3 crore (ex-showroom, Delhi), this is the first SUV from the Italian carmaker since the LM002, which was in production between
The Maruti Suzuki Dzire is undoubtedly one of the best-selling cars in the Indian market right now. Early this year in May, the carmaker launched the new-gen Dzire in the country which has further increased the numbers for the company.
The iconic Hindustan Motor Ambassador has been sold to the French manufacturer Peugeot for an agreed sum of Rs 80 crore. The C.K. Birla Group, who owns the Hindustan Motors, formalised the deal with the PSA Group for the sale
Hyundai Motor India (HMIL) has achieved their target of selling five lakh vehicles in the domestic market in 2016. The carmaker clocked domestic sales of 5,00,537 units this calender year and registered a growth of 5.2 per cent. In 2015,
After many rumors and leaks, the Alcatel Idol 4s running Windows 10 Mobile was finally made official a couple of days ago. The smartphone pairs most of the specs of the Android-running Idol 4s with Microsoft’s latest mobile operating system,
Sony has confirmed that moving forward, the company will sell only ‘premium’ Xperia smartphones in India. The confirmation came from the Japanese company’s India head of Xperia business Vijay Singh. “Sony Mobile drove transformation in FY15 towards a profitable and
Although Microsoft hasn’t revealed how many Lumia smartphones it sold in the second quarter of this year through its regular quarterly financial results, the company has an SEC filing out today that clears that up. In the document, Microsoft mentions
hinese smartphone manufacturer vivo has revealed that more than 250,000 units of its X7smartphone were grabbed on the first day of its sale. The figure includes both online and offline sales. The phone, which raked up a million registrations in
sales of passenger vehicles improved by way of a respectable eleven per cent final month thanks to the ever growing demand for software cars. several carmakers mentioned increase in income because oftheir respective software offerings doing nicely. Tata, however, had