The New Mercedes-Benz CLE Cabriolet Breaks Cover
Like the coupe, it has five non-AMG variants for Europe – one diesel and four petrol.
Like the coupe, it has five non-AMG variants for Europe – one diesel and four petrol.
General Motors (GM) has launched OnStar Connected Services in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). The newly introduced technology unlocks various safety, connectivity and convenience features across Chevrolet, GMC and Cadillac vehicles.
The owners have two plans to choose from – Connect and Protect. Opting for the former ropes in features such as remote commands, vehicle status checks, on-demand diagnostics, connected navigation, destination download and 24×7 support. As the name suggests, the latter uplifts the safety quotient with features like Automatic Crash Response, accident detection and vigilance towards stealing the vehicle or misplaced keys. The per-month cost for the plans starts at SAR 109. The bundle offer is available for a monthly fee of SAR 165.
A pack of free connected services for 10 years is available for OnStar-equipped vehicles. Once activated, owners can use features like Diagnostic Alerts, Monthly Diagnostic Reports, Dealer Maintenance notifications, Smart Driver, and Vehicle Software Updates OTA. OnStar services can be activated by pressing the OnStar blue button. Otherwise, owners can get help from their nearest dealership.
Sharper looks, revised interiors and new engine options are among the highlights.
The refreshed model will be unveiled “in a few days”.
An iconic chronograph in teal green that pays homage to Tag Heuer’s motor racing heritage.
Four Bespoke commissions once again showcase the level of intricacy for which the brand is second to none.
A partner at one of the new investors will also join the Swedish company’s Board of Directors.
There are three petrol and diesel engine options for the coupe and convertible, while the all-wheel-drive M4 offers 523hp.
Serbia’s and the UAE’s national carriers, Air Serbia and Etihad Airways, have entered a new codeshare partnership. This agreement allows Etihad’s customers to access twelve Southeast European destinations through Air Serbia’s Belgrade hub. Of them, nine are new to Etihad’s extended network. Besides Serbia’s capital, the list includes Bucharest (capital of Romania), Budapest (capital of Hungary), Thessaloniki (Greece), Tirana (capital of Albania), Skopje (capital of the Republic of Macedonia) and Sofia (capital of Bulgaria).
Finding a connecting flight to Abu Dhabi becomes easier for Air Serbia’s customers. They can reach the UAE capital through Athens (Greece), Milan, Rome (both Italy) and Vienna (Austria). The codeshare agreement allows passengers to utilise the two airlines’ networks on a single ticket without the hassle of rechecking in. Moreover, travellers can use Etihad Guest – a loyalty programme – on both airlines. This allows them to earn flying miles and redeem them for various benefits.
The new codeshare agreement goes live with flights starting February 3, 2024.
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