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[...] Maruti Suzuki recently announced a possible launch of its models Eeco and Celerio in diesel version. Maruti is touted to be working on an 800cc diesel engine, its first self-developed engine, [...]

[...] months. There are however a long list of potential customers who have expressed interest in a diesel version of the car. For a long span of over a year, there were relentless rumours of Tata equipping [...]

[...] ”. This device is claimed to be easy for installation in both passenger and commercial vehicles. The system if launched in India, would serve as a boon in preventing major road mishaps [...]

[...] of second and third ownership of vehicles across India, State change transfers, fitness of commercial vehicles, national permits as well as enforcement of penalties once the RTO will be equipped with [...]

[...] event in the global calendar, the birth of the world’s most selling car ‘Toyota Corolla’. Toyota has managed to sell 40.72 million units of the Corolla since its inception. & [...]

[...] models Eeco and Celerio in diesel version. Maruti is touted to be working on an 800cc diesel engine, its first self-developed engine, for the Eeco and the Celerio. The Celerio has [...]

[...] the opportunity with open arms. Maruti Suzuki has been working on a 2-cylinder 800cc turbo diesel engine which, in all likelihood, is expected to find its way into the hood of the Celerio. Sources [...]

[...] to be a hoot in terms of acceptability in India, since its inception. With the addition of a diesel variant, Maruti could well be injecting turbo boost to its sales numbers. Maruti’s un- [...]

[...] in its class that came equipped with a mono-shock. The motorcycle churned out 13 PS of max power at 9,000rpm and a top speed of 105 kmph. The fuel efficiency under test conditions was rated at [...]

[...] a performance upgrade available for those who wish to push the envelope further; it develops a max power of 430 bhp and 1,286 Nm of peak torque. Realizing the Iceni’s potential to become a track [...]

[...] Honda is reportedly developing a one-liter petrol engine that would be the smallest to power a range of its cars globally. With the new 1.0-litre [...]