Upcoming Affordable Bajaj Chetak Spied Testing Ahead Of The Launch: Clearest Pics Yet
The upcoming affordable variant of the Bajaj Chetak has been spied testing and these are the clearest pictures of the electric scooter.
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Hyundai Electric SUV (Creta EV?) Production Starts End 2024 – Group Plant Capacity To Increase To 15 Lakh
Ahead of its 30th anniversary in 2026, Hyundai Motor India is already coining its 2030 strategy. The slogan for 2030 strategy is ‘Innovator in Mobility and Beyond’. Hyundai’s subsidiary, Kia India, has also overhauled its operations to promote quantitative and qualitative growth through company’s ‘Kia 2.0’ strategy.
Nissan unveils solid-state battery pilot line in Japan
The production line is aimed to promote further development of solid-state battery technology for its upcoming electric vehicles.
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More Affordable Bajaj Chetak Variant To Be Launched In May 2024
We have known for quite some time now that Bajaj Auto is working on a more affordable variant of the Bajaj Chetak. And now, the manufacturer’s Executive Director, Rakesh Sharma, has revealed in a recent post-earnings call that the new variant will be launched in the current quarter (i.e. April to June 2024).
Tianjin China: 2024 World Internal Combustion Engine Conference
From April 19th to 23rd, the 2024 World Internal Combustion Engine Conference was held in Tianjin, China. Nearly 40 academicians from China and abroad, as well as scientists, entrepreneurs, and technologists from over 20 countries, gathered to discuss the future development of internal combustion engines in the context of “dual carbon” emissions reduction. The conference aimed to promote the integration and innovation of internal combustion power with other power technologies and the coordinated development of the entire industry chain of internal combustion engines. However, the hot topic wasn’t gasoline or diesel-powered engines. It was hydrogen power that took the spotlight.
Android Auto is making it safer to respond to texts while driving
If you've driven your fair share of miles over the past decades, you'll have seen signs and billboards urging you not to text and drive. Myriad governments have adopted hands-free mandates, while automakers have responded by installing large dashboard displays that have the potential to be even more fiddly and distracting than if you had just fumbled with your phone. Voice interfaces have helped a bit, but interactions can be drawn out and any misinterpretations in the chain can make the process excruciating.
Corvette Executive Chief Engineer Tadge Juechter retiring this summer
Ignore the titles, what matters is that five men have been synonymous with shepherding new Chevrolet Corvettes to market during the American icon's 71 years: Zora Arkus-Duntov (1967-1975), Dave McLellan (1975-1992), Dave Hill (1992-2006), Tom Wallace (2006-2008), and Tadge Juechter (2006-2023). Juechter, the man when it came to any media outlet or Corvette fan trying to understand the last three generations of Corvette engineering, philosophy, and aspirations, is retiring this summer. When he departs GM's Renaissance Center in a few months, it will be the end of a 47-year career at the company.