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Indian utility maker Mahindra has concluded its XUV500 draw and announced the names of 7200 winning applicants who were selected through an automated process. Mahindra had selected professional services firm, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India to conduct a fair and transperant booking process. Bookings for the XUV500 had re-opened on 25th January across 19 cities in India. Applicants not selected in the draw are entitled to the refund of the deposit amount of Rs. 80,000/-. Winning applicants will...Read Full Story

Chevrolet launches a new variant in India called the Chevrolet Tavera Neo 3. The company first unveiled the model at the 2012 Delhi Auto Expo and is offered with many features and available in all Chevrolet’s showroom. The new Chevrolet Tavera Neo 3 is priced at Rs 6.72 lakhs onwards including and host BSIII emission compliant. The company will announce the price of the BSIV in the near future. The new Chevrolet Tavera Neo 3 is also offered in an ambulance version which is available within...Read Full Story

Tata Motors is nowadays scaling new heights in the industry due to the escalating demand of its car, especially Tata Ace which is doing well in the market ever since it was launched with high expectations. Now Tata Motors plans to expand and increase the production of Ace to a great extent and for that they are looking for an overseas plant which is located at a suitable spot filled with available natural resources. Presently a highly established team of Tata is in Indonesia inspecting lands...Read Full Story

The Mahindra XUV500 fans wont have to bear with the agonizing 3-5 month delay to bring home this SUV. To cope up with the staggering response for the Mahindra XUV500 , the Nashik plant will be enhanced to produce 3000 units a month. “We will be ramping up of production to 3,000 units per month,” Mahinda and Mahindra Automotive division Senior Vice-President (Marketing) Vivek Nayer, told the reporters. The car received a booking of 25,000, a phenomenal response in just 10 days from the start...Read Full Story

Tweet Email The Indian auto and utility vehicle manufacturer had envisaged to bring a revolution in the Indian auto industry with the launch of the world’s cheapest car, the Tata Nano. Though the car brought along with it a lot of promises for many families who desired for a car but weren’t able to afford one, it couldn’t strike the right chords due to what followed a series of technical flaws and snags. Nano catching flames added to the woes and eventually Tata Motors had a hard time...Read Full Story