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Switzerland bans sale of VW diesel models
26 Sep 2015
Switzerland bans sale of VW diesel models
26 Sep 2015
Indian probe could lead to criminal charges against VW
26 Sep 2015
If any wrongdoing in India is proved, the world's largest car-maker may have to face criminal proceedings, a fine and recall of vehicles
Indian probe could lead to criminal charges against VW
26 Sep 2015
If any wrongdoing in India is proved, the world's largest car-maker may have to face criminal proceedings, a fine and recall of vehicles
Nike shares up 9.3% as earnings beat estimates
26 Sep 2015
Renault opens bookings for new hatchback ‘Kwid’
25 Sep 2015
BlackBerry to release first Android handset, BlackBerry Priv
25 Sep 2015
BlackBerry is gearing up to release Venice, its new slider phone which has a physical QWERTY keyboard, using Android OS
Bajaj Auto to export quadricycle Qute to 16 countries
25 Sep 2015
The Qute is powered by an all new water-cooled DTSi, 4-valve engine that has a fuel efficiency of 36 kmpl and a maximum speed of 70 km per hour
Porche’s Mueller to replace Winterkorn at Volkswagen
25 Sep 2015
Matthias Mueller, CEO of Volkswagen's Porsche sports car division, has been widely tipped to succeed Martin Winterkorn, who quit on Wednesday over the company's emissions-cheating scandal
Porche’s Mueller to replace Winterkorn at Volkswagen
25 Sep 2015
Matthias Mueller, CEO of Volkswagen's Porsche sports car division, has been widely tipped to succeed Martin Winterkorn, who quit on Wednesday over the company's emissions-cheating scandal
Honda sets new record with sale of 1 mn Activas in first five months
25 Sep 2015
The Activa had also become the largest-selling two-wheeler in the Indian market
Honda sets new record with sale of 1 mn Activas in first five months
25 Sep 2015
The Activa had also become the largest-selling two-wheeler in the Indian market
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