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After assisting Maruti Suzuki and Tata Motors with its diesel engine, the Italian carmaker Fiat has found another admirer of its 1.3L Multi-jet diesel engine in the form of Premier Automobiles Limited (PAL). The company is in talks with Fiat to provide them the supply of 1.3L Multi-jet diesel power-train that will empower its first compact.... [Read More]

Considering the fact that fuel prices; particularly petrol, are currently at all time high and don’t see any major downward revision in near future, Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) is getting prepared to introduce more CNG powered vehicles in its array. The largest passenger carmaker in India,.... [Read More]

After a long time the auto industry biggies are up with some tempting offers for their consumers on petrol variants of cars. The discount on vehicles ranges from INR 18,000 to INR 44,000; these include free insurance, free petrol, gift cheques, freebies etc. These available discounts and offers by the automakers are to divert the customers from.... [Read More]

After observing the on-going auto market in India; which sees major declining in auto sales due to higher interest rates and hiking petrol prices, Maruti Suzuki is keen on acquiring diesel engine from Italian auto maker Fiat and is in continuous discussions for the same. The meetings are on.... [Read More]

There were a lot of assumptions made about the slash in petrol costs since the reports came in of Oil Marketing Companies meeting the central government with intent to discuss the matter. The meet ended on a healthy note and that was to drop the petrol prices by Rs 1.85 per litre across the nation. The revised petrol prices came into effect.... [Read More]

With an initiative to make people in the country aware about the road safety, Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) now seems geared up to double its number of driving schools to 400 in the next couple of years. Around 10 Lakh people in India have been trained in the last decade by the company..... [Read More]

Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) has announced the hike in its diesel range of cars starting from Rs 2000 and going up to Rs 10,000 per unit. The news has come at the time when the auto market is battling the slow growth rate due to increased interest rates and mounting fuel charges. As per the spokesperson from the company, [Read More]