Electric Cars

Seshan Vijayraghvan

Feb 4, 2021, 8:22 PM

All You Need To Know About the World's Most Valuable Carmaker - Tesla

Tesla Inc., the US-based electric carmaker, is all set to begin its India operations this year, and the first product to be launched by the company is expected to be the Model 3 sedan.

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  car&bike Team | Feb 4, 2021

  Ford Motor Terminates Electric Vehicle Plans With China's Zotye

  Ford Motor has decided to terminate plans to launch electric vehicle joint ventures with China's Zotye Automobile, the U.S. auto giant said on Thursday.

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  Sahil Gupta | Sep 29, 2023

  Why Tesla's Launch Is A Big Deal For The EV Infrastructure Of India 

  There is a long road ahead for EVs in India, but the entry of Tesla represents a major milestone.

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  Charanpreet Singh | Feb 3, 2021

  Tesla Model X: All You Need To Know

  Tesla recently updated the Model X with substantial updates ever since it went on sale. Here's all you need to know about the flagship SUV.

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  Ameya Naik | Feb 3, 2021

  Pininfarina Continues To Test The Battista Hyper GT; Deliveries To Start This Year

  Former F1 racer and Test and Development driver for Automobili Pininfarina, Nick Heidfeld has taken the new Battista hyper GT on track for the first time as part of the ongoing prototype development at the Nardo Technical Centre in Italy.

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  Sahil Gupta | Feb 3, 2021

  Apple Car May Be Able To Understand Hand Signals From Traffic Officials 

  Apple will combine this system with a range of sensors, which works in tandem with the data received.

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  Sahil Gupta | Feb 3, 2021

  Report: Kia Could Receive $3.6 Billion Investment For Apple Car 

  Even for the iPhone, Apple works with rival companies like Qualcomm and Samsung.

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  Sahil Gupta | Feb 3, 2021

  Report: Apple Poaches Porsche’s Head Of Cayenne For Project Titan

  Harrer is not the only one from Porsche who has joined Apple.

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  car&bike Team | Feb 3, 2021

  Tesla To Recall 135,000 U.S. Vehicles Under Pressure From Auto Safety Regulators

  Tesla Inc has agreed to recall 134,951 Model S and Model X vehicles with touchscreen displays that could fail and raise the risk of a crash after U.S. auto safety regulators sought the recall last month, according to a recall posted on a government website.

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