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Autocar Professional: Feb 2020
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BorgWarner’s Christopher J Lanker: ‘Turbocharging is set to go on playing a crucial role in modern gasoline engines’

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Christopher J Lanker, -president and general manager, emissions, thermal and turbo systems, Asia Pacific, BorgWarner talks about engine downsizing and the development of new components for the BS VI era.

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Bajaj Auto to address EV user range anxiety with home charging infra

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Following a company survey that revealed that consumer anxiety related to charging could decide the success or failure of its electric Chetak scooter, the company reaches out to consumers.

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Freudenberg's focus on 'new mobility' at the Auto Expo - Components 2020

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Their 255 square metre stall displays offerings from five different businesses.

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Martin Schwenk: ‘Support for PHEVs would increase momentum for electric mobility’

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Mercedes-Benz India has introduced the ‘EQ’ brand in India, with an intent to be a key EV player in the luxury vehicle space.

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ACMA's Deepak Jain: "Auto Expo 2020 will see a very strong display of BS VI products and lots more."

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The President of the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) on how suppliers have innovated and assisted OEMs in meeting the stiff BS VI deadline, the resilience of the industry in a prolonged downturn.

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Henkel Anand to showcase latest technology in ‘next gen mobility’

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They will be showcasing their latest technology in crash resistant structural solutions, noise dampening and sealing solutions that can help automobile users in their endeavour of light weighting and better in-cabin comfort.

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MOST READ

POLL OF THE MONTH

Will Income Tax Cuts Boost Sales of Entry-Level Cars and Motorbikes?

Will Income Tax Cuts Boost Sales of Entry-Level Cars and Motorbikes?

Yes

 

68.18%

No

 

31.82%

Total Votes : 88