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TVS Motors to launch its electric scooter Creon this fiscal
08 May 2019
The electric scooter will provide a range of 80 km when fully charged and the battery can be recharged up to 80 per cent within 60 minutes
JLR starts sales of India-made Range Rover Velar
08 May 2019
The locally manufactured model is offered in a single trim, R Dynamic-S variant, and is available in both petrol and diesel powertrains
Hyundai rolls out 'Made-in-India' Venue
07 May 2019
The Venue will be manufactured at Hyundai’s Mega Manufacturing Plant with its Manufacturing 4.0 production facility
Tesla launches EVs with up to 600 km range
06 May 2019
Tesla achieved this without increasing the cars’ battery size, proving that its expertise in system-level design can make the cars dramatically more efficient
Jet flyers propose ‘Roja’ revival plan with airline staff
06 May 2019
While the Revival of Jet Airways’ plan involves raising Rs20,000 crore through loans to employees, ticket sales and issue of preferential shares to frequent flyers, Rs8,000 of it has to still come from lenders
Jet flyers propose ‘Roja’ revival plan with airline staff
06 May 2019
While the Revival of Jet Airways’ plan involves raising Rs20,000 crore through loans to employees, ticket sales and issue of preferential shares to frequent flyers, Rs8,000 of it has to still come from lenders
Adani Group plans Rs57,594-cr expansion at Mundra port
03 May 2019
The Adani Group is expanding aggressively across sectors that include logistics, mining, energy, construction and defence – both through expansion of existing capacity and green field investment as well as through acquisitions
PepsiCo makes a retreat, says will drop cases against potato farmers
03 May 2019
PepsiCo made the tactical retreat amidst criticism from political parties and farmers rights groups, as well as boycott calls on global social media, but has not officially withdrawn the cases
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