Porsche India Opens Five Outlets In One Week

Boosted by a record-breaking 2022, during which it grew 64 per cent over the previous year, Porsche India has inaugurated five showrooms in one week (April 10-15, 2023). The outlets, located at Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata and Mumbai, will serve the brand to further its reach to prospective customers. The Bengaluru and Chennai facilities are brand-new, whereas the Mumbai and Ahmedabad outlets received significant upgrades. With these facilities now live, Porsche now has eight showrooms across India.

Gulf Historic Dubai GP Revival announces initial entries for the 2023 season

Renowned for gathering some of the most iconic racing cars from the yesteryears of motorsport, the 2023 season of Gulf Historic Dubai GP Revival will witness more glorious machines being added to its highly illustrious list. The first of the lot comprises the return of the Williams FW07C from last season and a new entrant in Tyrrell 011 for the upcoming season’s Formula One 70s category. The Le Mans 00s category will witness demonstration runs from GT and Sports Prototype cars from 1994 to 2010 and already boasts two confirmed entrants, namely an Aston Martin V8 Vantage GT2 and a Porsche 996 RS. Pierre-Brice Mena, Managing Director of GP Extreme, said: “We are delighted to announce some of the competitors for this year’s Gulf Historic Dubai GP Revival. Williams and Tyrrell are two of the greatest names in motorsport history, and it will be amazing to see their race-winning cars do battle once again. Similarly, Aston Martin and Porsche are two manufacturers that have heads turning around the world, and their respective cars will give fans a taste of sports car majesty.” The 2023 season of Gulf Historic Dubai GP Revival will occur between 8-10 December at the Dubai Autodrome. 

Maruti Suzuki Triggers Fresh Voluntary Vehicle Recall

India’s largest carmaker – Maruti Suzuki – has triggered a new vehicle recall. It is for 676 Ertiga and XL6 MPVs, manufactured between June 24, 2022, and July 7, 2022. The company says these vehicles will require inspection, for there could be a possible issue in the front driveshaft. If there is, the car may make a distinct noise while turning. However, the problem does not impact the functioning of the vehicle. Maruti Suzuki will contact the owners of these possibly affected MPVs. Any rectification (if required) will come at no cost to the customer.