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Autocar Professional: Apr 2020
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Toyota walks the green talk, nurtures sustainable plants in its India operation

autherAutocar Pro News Desk calendar05 Jun 2020

Japanese carmaker, which regards the protection of the global environment as one of its top priority concerns, is not only piloting new cleaner processes and greener technologies but is also afforesting the Bidadi plant in Karnataka.

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City waste to fuel 100 bio-CNG buses in Pune

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Pune-based Noble Exchange is piloting a project for supply of bio-CNG generated from city waste for public transport buses as Pune works towards greener mobility solutions.

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Evandro Gussi: 'Brazil is willing to share knowledge and help India develop a robust ethanol policy.'

autherAutocar Pro News Desk calendar28 May 2020

Evandro Gussi, President and CEO, Brazilian Sugarcane Industry Association (UNICA) on how tanking up on ethanol can provide a speedy reduction in greenhouse gases, save India around Rs 4,440 crore a year on crude oil costs.

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Lead vs Lithium - The hunt for greener power

autherAutocar Pro News Desk calendar16 May 2020

Do lead-acid batteries, which fare poorly in their energy-weight density compared to the lithium-ion tech, still stand a chance in an era which looks set to be dominated by electric mobility?

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Cummins India bets on BS VI to showcase technology prowess, expand business

autherAutocar Pro News Desk calendar15 May 2020

As India leapfrogs into the Bharat Stage VI emission regime, the 101-year-old Cummins Inc’s India business arm sees new prospects to establish itself even stronger in the country.

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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

 

67.82%

No

 

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