Cars
Seshan Vijayraghvan
Oct 31, 2022, 9:05 PM
The new Toyota Innova Hycross will be unveiled in India on November 25, 2022. We expect the company to officially launch the Toyota Innova Hycross next year, possibly at the 2023 Auto Expo.
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Reuters | Oct 31, 2022Stellantis To Halt Production At Italian PlantThe Melfi plant, which employs more than 7,000 workers, produces the Jeep Compass and Renegade models, some of Stellantis' bestsellers in Europe.1 min read
Pratik Rakshit | Oct 31, 2022Global Business Stalwarts React To Elon Musk's Twitter TakeoverAccording to the Wall Street Journal, about a dozen brands have offered to pause advertising on Twitter.2 mins read
Pratik Rakshit | Oct 30, 2022Maruti Suzuki Recalls 9,925 Units Of Wagon R, Celerio And Ignis Due To Possible Defect In Rear Brake Assembly PinIt is suspected that there is a possible defect in the rear brake assembly pin, which in a certain case, may break and cause a peculiar noise.2 mins read
Reuters | Oct 30, 2022GM Temporarily Halts Paid Advertising On TwitterThe largest U.S. automaker said it was "engaging with Twitter to understand the direction of the platform under their new ownership."1 min read
Pratik Rakshit | Oct 30, 2022Ford Fiesta Production To End In June 2023Production of the Ford Fiesta will end in the summer of 2023, as electric vehicles are on the brand's agenda going forward.2 mins read
Pratik Rakshit | Oct 29, 2022New Jeep Grand Cherokee India Launch Date RevealedThe new Jeep Grand Cherokee will bring in an all-new architecture, all-new exterior design, and an all-new interior along with first-in-class technologies to the global full-size SUV segment.3 mins read
Pratik Rakshit | Oct 29, 2022Nissan Qashqai Mild Hybrid Scores 2.5 Stars In Green NCAP Crash TestsThe Green NCAP had tested the Nissan Qashqai equipped with the 1.3-litre turbocharged petrol engine coupled to a 0.12 kWh mild-hybrid system, which will eventually make its way to India next year.3 mins read
Reuters | Oct 29, 2022Banks Forced To Hold On To Twitter Deal DebtThe banks are not planning to syndicate the debt as is typical with such acquisitions, and are instead planning to keep it on their balance sheets until there is more investor appetite.2 mins read
