Toyota and its subsidiary, Woven Planet Holdings, Inc. have developed a working prototype of its portable hydrogen cartridge. This cartridge design, the company said, will facilitate the everyday transport and supply of hydrogen energy to power a broad range of daily life applications in and outside of the home. Toyota and Woven Planet will conduct… Continue reading Toyota’s portable hydrogen cartridge promises plenty
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igus makes e-chain recycling easier
Since 2019, igus, the motion plastics specialist has been using its chainge recycling programme to give old energy chains a new life. Now, the company is taking things a step further by commencing recycling at the assembly stage itself. To avoid industrial waste, igus is organising return delivery of worn-out energy chains – and returning them… Continue reading igus makes e-chain recycling easier
Visteon opens technical centre in Goa
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Autocar Professional’s June 1 issue is out
The June 1 issue of Autocar Professional is a 56-page issue is a mix of deep insights, analysis and news developments. Stellantis’ game planWe get you a lowdown on why Carlos Tavares is betting big on India. The CEO of Stellantis makes it clear that the company is here to stay and has a clearly… Continue reading Autocar Professional’s June 1 issue is out
eBAJA kicks off at Natrax
SAEIndia (Society of Automotive Engineers) kicked off at Pithampur with 36 teams of the 46 participants from India’s engineering colleges reaching the venue in a BAJA buggy prototype. This was the first physical round following on the preliminary round in September 2021, the virtual round in December 2021, and the mBAJA event in April 2022.… Continue reading eBAJA kicks off at Natrax
Omega Seiki, Grip join hands for retail tie-up
Omega Seiki Mobility has partnered with Grip, an alternative investment platform for retail investors. Under the partnership, Grip will finance 1,000 units of electric three-wheelers Rage+ and Rapid of Omega Seiki. In a press note, both companies said they aim to expand this partnership to lease a minimum of 5,000 electric vehicles by the end of… Continue reading Omega Seiki, Grip join hands for retail tie-up
Ashok Leyland’s 8-wheeler truck promises better TCO
Ashok Leyland has launched an 8-wheeler truck, the AVTR 2620. With this the company says it is the first and only player in the country to have a full range of trucks based on lift axle technology from GVW of 25.5 to 47.5T. According to the company, the new vehicle is powered by the company’s… Continue reading Ashok Leyland’s 8-wheeler truck promises better TCO
ZF Group inaugurates new tech center in Hyderabad
ZF Group has inaugurated its new tech center facility at Hyderabad. The new Tech Center is the largest software hub for the ZF Group and is expected to play a critical role in the growth and positioning of the ZF Group globally and as well in India. KT Rama Rao, Telangana Cabinet Minister for IT… Continue reading ZF Group inaugurates new tech center in Hyderabad
PV sales pick up speed in May but hurdles remain
India’s OEMs recorded good sales numbers for May 2022 on a year-on-year basis on lower than usual base numbers for May 2021 that were impacted by the Covid wave and lockdowns. However, most OEMs’ tallies were better than those of April which is cause for cheer. In terms of marketshare, the top three OEMs are… Continue reading PV sales pick up speed in May but hurdles remain
Two-wheeler sales rev up in May
India’s two-wheeler majors saw their sales numbers go up month-on-month in May 2022, an indication of perhaps of improving buyer sentiments as the economy opens up more fully, and schools and educational institutions welcome students back again to in-person classrooms. Also, with many companies cutting back their work-from-home routines, the demand for personal transport could… Continue reading Two-wheeler sales rev up in May