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Hyundai Developing $3,500 Minicar for India
Following the example of Tata Motors and the Renault-Nissan Alliance, Hyundai has revealed plans to develop a super low-priced mini car in India by 2011 or 2012. The announcement was made to Indian reporters by Hyundai India’s managing director, H.S. Lheem, on the sidelines of a traffic event on Friday. Lheem also noted that the small car would not be limited to India as there is high demand for such vehicles in many other countries around the world.
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Bmw Group To Launch Mini Brand In India In Early 2012, Prices To Start From Over 25 Lakh Or $51k
The BMW Group's MINI brand is getting ready to add another important market to its belt as the Bavarian automaker announced on Monday that it will launch the firm's small premium models in India starting from 2012. "I am pleased to announce...
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Tata Considers Developing Engines With Jaguar And Land Rover
Tata Motors’ owner, Ratan Tata, confirmed today in the company’s annual report that the Indian carmaker is considering developing an engine in cooperation with its Jaguar Land Rover division. "To optimize the synergistic strengths...
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Vw And Suzuki Reportedly Planning To Develop $4300-$5300 Low Cost Small Car For India And Europe
The newly forged Volkswagen Group - Suzuki alliance plans to develop a new low cost small car for India as well as Europe and other markets, the Economic Times reported on Friday. The business daily said that the new vehicle, which will act as a replacement...
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Honda To Develop New Minicar For India
Honda’s Indian arm, “Honda Siel Cars India Ltd†has revealed its plans to develop an all-new mini car in order to grasp a larger chuck of India’s booming small car segment which accounts for about 80 percent of the total market....
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“made In India†Hyundai Getz To Be Exported To Europe
Who’d have thought a decade ago that a Korean car-manufacture would choose another Asian country to build one of its best selling models? Where’s the world going too… And this is not a first for Hyundai since this move follows an earlier...
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