The pollution levels especially in the capital are ragging to high levels. And the stakeholders are taking strict measures to bring it down, especially the transport authority.
With the Prime Minister’s commitment of a COP 21 that aims to reduce the vehicular pollution, improve the fuel efficiency and keep the environment healthy, the government is taking the necessary steps to keep up with the commitment.
Nissan biggest gamble to find it palate in emerging market with an
exclusive frugal brand; Datsun that has three models in the Indian
market does not seem to be heading anywhere.
The super company Maserati invaded India with a strong product line up, a lineup which included cars like the Ghibli and Quattroporte sedan and the GranTourismo and GranCabrio sports cars. Now the Italian luxury carmaker plans to make a more stronger lineup and has decided to bring in another SUV in India. The Levante, according to Maserati will be launched in India in the second half of the year 2017.
The concept of development for the current ruling government is not limited to building infrastructure but extends to the theory of sustainable development. The auto industry in India is at its boom and so is the pollution and deteriorating environment. However, it’s a better late than never situation.
The capital of India and Rajasthan, popularly known as the Pink City, are going to become dearer with the building of a new expressway that will join the cities more closely. Currently, the distance between the two is 235 kms and the time taken to cover the distance is around 5 hours. But the newly proposed plan demands a build-up of 195 km long super expressway connecting the two cities.
It seems like a tug of war is going on between various car majors in our countries when it comes to uplifting new car culture in India. Recently, BMW made a statement announcing that they will be bringing their level 4 and 5 based fully self-driven cars in India. Also, Mercedez-Benz told to let lose two new SUVs and two new sedans that will be electrically operated.
The capital of India and Rajasthan, popularly known as the Pink City, are going to become dearer with the building of a new expressway that will join the cities more closely. Currently, the distance between the two is 235 kms and the time taken to cover the distance is around 5 hours. But the newly proposed plan demands a build-up of 195 km long super expressway connecting the two cities.
