PTI | Nov 21, 2019, 18:41 IST India’s leading car manufacturer Maruti Suzuki will introduce a BS-VI petrol version of its two models, Brezza and S-Cross, before April 1, 2020, a company official has said. The new Bharat Stage (BS) VI fuel emission norms are set to kick in from April 1, 2020. JAIPUR: India’s… Continue reading Maruti to bring BS-VI petrol version of Brezza, S-Cross before April 1
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Audi to launch Q8 in India in January
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Audi India cuts SUV Q5, Q7 prices by up to Rs 6 lakh for limited period
NEW DELHI: German luxury car maker Audi on Friday announced slashing of prices of its popular SUVs Q5 and Q7 by up to Rs 6.02 lakh for a limited period to mark ten years of sales of the models in India. The Audi Q5 and Q7 were first introduced in India in 2009. Under the… Continue reading Audi India cuts SUV Q5, Q7 prices by up to Rs 6 lakh for limited period
Hyundai Venue booking crosses 75,000-mark, sets record
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Maruti Suzuki Ciaz completes 5 years, 2.7 lakh units sold
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MG Motor re-opens booking of Hector from September 29
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Renault to exit diesel, sell only India-specific petrol cars
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MG Motor India teams up with Cognizant for connected car experience
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70% of petrol car line up turned into BS-VI: Maruti Suzuki
NEW DELHI: Maruti Suzuki on Tuesday announced the company has converted 70% of its petrol car line up to BS-VI compliance.Maruti Suzuki currently sells half a dozen BS-VI compliant models including Alto 800, WagonR (1.2L), Swift, Baleno, Dzire and Ertiga. Baleno, upgraded to BS-VI compliance in April 2019, was first to witness the change. The… Continue reading 70% of petrol car line up turned into BS-VI: Maruti Suzuki