Honda’s new CR-V will be made in India for Price Competitiveness. As Japanese automaker Honda is planning to assemble its sports utility vehicle CR-V in India to benefit from tax cuts and keep the competitive price tag when the fourth generation CR-V is launched next month.
Honda Car India will bring the new SUV with 2.0 litre and 2.4 litre petrol engines options just like the old CR-V, which has already been discontinued, a trade official said.
The price of the new vehicle will be lower than its outgoing sibling that was available in the price band of 22.91 lakh to 25.15 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) and was imported directly from Japan, the person said.
Mahindra 2 Wheelers has launched new intelligent bikes 110cc Centuro and Pantero. Mahindra re-enters into the motorcycle segment by their self made indigenous bikes showcased in Mumbai. Mahindra 2 Wheelers Centuro and Pantero are 110cc bikes which is the most uncertain section of motorcycle market as Hero Splendor, Honda Dream Yuga and Bajaj Discover are other bikes which hold the firm position in this segment, lets see what new in these new launches by Mahindra. The company has developed the Centuro with new features not seen before on any Indian motorcycles.
Centuro and Pantero are not the first bikes launched by Mahindra 2 Wheelers. Its first motorcycle launched in 2010, the Stallio but it was forced to withdraw from the market following weak consumer demand and having technical faults. With the launch of the new bikes Mahindra 2 Wheelers wants to fetch some this 110cc motorcycle market segment in India.
Shown at the Geneva motor show. Alfa seems to be reviewing the old 147 with the name Giulietta. The Alfa Romeo Giulietta is a mix of steel and aluminium design it borrows cues from the 8C supercar. The Giulietta is to have 5 doors, it has sweptback headlights and narrow glasshouse. The rear handles are hidden in C-pillar, just like the old 147’s, to give a coupé feel. The sports car feel continues inside with red-lit instruments grouped into two hooded binnacles and a wide expanse of dashboard with modern-style toggle switches. The sports car feel continues inside with red-lit instruments grouped into two hooded binnacles and a wide expanse of dashboard with modern-style toggle switches.
The Bajaj Platina 100cc was first released in 2006 on the CT-100 engine. It was an entry level bike. The Bajaj Platina was for those bike lovers who could not afford Pulsar and was the cheapest bike in its segment. Giving tough competition to rival bikes like Splendor. The Bajaj Platina 125 cc is being launched on the streets after decent success of the 100cc version. The new Bajaj Platina has a 125cc DTS-Si Engine, which comes with a 4 stroke air cooled engine and a 4 speed gearbox. It can generate upto 9.53 PS power at 7000rpm. and 10.85 torque at 5000rpm. Bajaj’s very own patent DTS-Si engine allows minimum fuel consumption giving a mileage of about 109 Kms per litre.
According to the recent news India’s premiere car company Maruti has decided to increase price of its models. The price increase ranges from 1000 Rs to 10,000 Rs with immediate effect. Today(02/04/2010 2 April Friday) in a statement Maruti stated that “due to sharp increase in the input costs and also introduction of BS-IV norms in some models, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd has decided to pass on part of this cost impact to customers.” The company also stated its withdrawal of introductory price on Eeco. The price for Maruti Suzuki Eeco will go up 10,000 Rs approx. Prices have also been revised on the BS-III compliant cars like Maruti 800 and Omni (LPG) by Rs 3,000 and Gypsy by Rs 10,000.
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The Tata Sumo Grande is the improved version of the Tata’s popular Sumo SUV. As it is said the toy for big boys the name rightly suits the machine. There is a change in nearly every section of the Sumo Grande compared to its predecessor. Virtually nothing has been left untouched. It is said that Tata has spent over 300 crore rupees on this project.
The design of the new Sumo Grande is encapsulating and so the various colour options it is being shipped with. The machine is sophisticated personal car perfect for outings and weekends for large family get together. Now the Sumo Grande has become grander with cosmetic surgery and has been renamed the Grande Mk II. On the outset, the SUV’s grille has been accentuated by a new chrome lined grill. The wheel arches still remain more prominent and the bumpers look muscular. And to top it off, side rub rails now come with chrome inserts and indicators are installed on the ORVMs to accentuate the look of the new Sumo Grande Mk II.
The Ferrari V4 bike has been designed by an Israeli industrial designer named Amir Glinik the futuristic bike is enthralling and captivating, it is powered by Ferrari Enzo engine handles are from F-16 fighter jet and buttons from Formula 1 race cars. One of the more unusual features of the Ferrari V4 superbike is is adjustable ride-height suspension and dampening control. Riders can choose from two separate ride heights and two shock damping styles for each ground clearance setting. The brakes of the Ferrari V4 superbike concept consist of radial mounted discs and twin calipers up front. Both front and rear brakes are electronically operated and computer controlled to provide optimal braking under all road and weather conditions.