An Aviation Landmark For Rolls-Royce And easyJet
In a world first, the duo test-run a hydrogen-powered aero engine.
The 2022 Gulf Historic Dubai GP Revival Draws To A Close
Besides iconic cars from the pages of history, several legendary motorsports drivers attended the event.
Audi Boosts RS 6 And RS 7 Up To 630hp
Courtesy of increased power and reduced weight, they are called Performance versions.
Praga Bohema Looks Like An Impressive Prospect
Just 89 will be built, each with a starting price of 1.1 million GBP.
A Proud Moment For Volkswagen Group India
Skoda Auto Volkswagen India Pvt. Ltd. (SAVWIPL), the umbrella under which automotive brands Skoda, Audi, Volkswagen, Porsche and Lamborghini are found, has bagged a Green Energy Certificate from Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL) for its manufacturing facility in Aurangabad – the first automotive plant to do so in the city. According to the automotive group, the said plant has transitioned to 100 per cent ‘green’ energy, years in advance of its 2025 target. The certification came in after the plant commissioned a 980 kWp rooftop solar power setup to meet 40 per cent of its annual energy requirements. As a result, the production facility will post nearly a 48 per cent reduction in CO2 emissions every year.
The Urus Performante Lands In India
It can hit 100kmph from nothing in 3.3 seconds and clock 306kmph flat out.
The Ultraviolette F77 Looks Good; Would You Buy One?
The electric motorcycle is available in three variants – standard, Recon and Limited.
CT5-V Blackwing Breaks Record At Dubai Autodrome
It is now the fastest four-door saloon at the FIA-approved 5.39km circuit.
Ultraviolette Set To Expand Presence In And Outside India
Two investment firms – Qualcomm Ventures and Lingotto – have decided to back Ultraviolette Automotive Pvt. Ltd. – a Bengaluru-based start-up specialising in sustainable mobility and energy infrastructure – with investments. The new resources will be utilised towards increasing the brand’s presence in India and the subsequent expansion in international markets. Also, the funds will help bolster Ultraviolette’s technological capabilities. The firm’s first product – the F77 electric motorbike – is set to launch on November 24, 2022.