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5 days ago |
autocarpro.in | Saptarshi Mondal |Autocar India
The introductory price was applicable for the first 8,000 bookings, all of which have already been amassed. By Saptarshi Mondal, Autocar India 10 May 2025 26 Views The introductory price of the recently launched MG Windsor Pro ended in just three days after the electric crossover was launched on May 6. The MG Windsor Pro is now priced at Rs 18.60 lakh (ex-showroom, India), which means prices have already gone up by Rs 60,000.
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1 week ago |
autocarpro.in | Saptarshi Mondal |Autocar India
The Altroz facelift will be revealed in full on May 9; gets cosmetic updates, more features. By Saptarshi Mondal, Autocar India 03 May 2025 272 Views Tata Motors has dropped the first teaser of the upcoming Altroz facelift ahead of its price announcement on May 22. The premium hatchback has been periodically updated with new powertrain options and new features, but it hasn’t received a cosmetic makeover since it went on sale in January 2020.
Blacked-Out and Bold: SUVs Between ₹15–30 Lakh Sporting the Dark Edition Look | Autocar Professional
1 month ago |
autocarpro.in | Uday Singh |Autocar India
Mahindra Scorpio Classic Boss Edition to the Jeep Compass Blackshark – know all about the blacked-out versions of these SUVs. By Uday Singh, Autocar India 14 Apr 2025 13 Views Several Indian car brands have introduced ‘Black Edition’ variants for their SUVs. With a blacked-out exterior and cabin, these models are targeted at buyers looking for a distinctive look over the standard line-up.
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1 month ago |
autocarpro.in | Jesse Crosse |Autocar India
Recycled rare earth magnets match the performance of new ones in permanent magnet synchronous motors. By Jesse Crosse, Autocar India 31 Mar 2025 434 Views The problems associated with rare and difficult-to-obtain materials – as used in motors that power EVs as well as batteries – provide a good reason for focusing on recycling and finding alternatives.
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1 month ago |
autocarpro.in | Jesse Crosse |Autocar India |Ketan Thakkar
Recycled rare earth magnets match the performance of new ones in permanent magnet synchronous motors. By Jesse Crosse, Autocar India 31 Mar 2025 29 Views The problems associated with rare and difficult-to-obtain materials – as used in motors that power EVs as well as batteries – provide a good reason for focusing on recycling and finding alternatives.
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