Maruti Suzuki had been keen for a while to introduce into the Indian market a sub 4 metre compact SUV. And smartly enough, the parent company let their Indian engineers led by CV Raman to take complete control. The result has paid off. Everything about the vehicle is kind of perfect, including the pricing. With the S-Cross crossover the company goofed up a bit on the pricing (it later corrected the prices by cutting it by around Rs 1 lakh for the top end). Now the company has filled the critical space of compact SUV with the Vitara Brezza, a vehicle heavily engineered in India.
Maruti Suzuki India has announced the introduction of ‘Quickstop’, a compact, prefabricated service touchpoint designed for rapid deployment and minimal space usage.
Marelli, a global mobility technology supplier to the automotive sector, announces the launch of its new generation Port Fuel Injection Engine Control Units (PFI ECUs) dedicated to gasoline, flex fuel...
Chiltier, a wearable climate technology company, has announced the launch of its much-anticipated Hydro Vest, a thermoelectric personal cooling and heating system. The vest has been designed to help u...