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Maruti Suzuki reports zero sales in April 2020

While no Maruti cars were sold in India due to the lockdown, the brand did export 632 units from the Mundra port.
1 min read•1 May '20
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Maruti's S-Presso being readied for export used for representation only.

With the entire country in lockdown mode - effectively rendering all manufacturing plants and dealerships shuttered - the first big impact on the automobile industry has been announced.

Passenger vehicle market leader Maruti Suzuki has announced that it had “zero sales in the domestic market - including sales to OEM (which means no Glanzas were sent to Toyota) - in April 2020. This was because, in compliance with the Government orders, all production facilities were closed.”

The company adds that "following resumption of port operations, the first export shipment of 632 units was undertaken from the Mundra port, ensuring that all guidelines for safety were followed.”

Meru Cabs partners with Flipkart to deliver groceries and essentials

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2 min read•1 May '20
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Production-spec Nissan Ariya previewed in new patent

The design of Nissan’s first all-electric SUV, the Ariya, has been previewed in new patents; stays true to the 2019 concept.
2 min read•1 May '20
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Nissan Ariya concept.

Rolls-Royce to resume production from May 4

Rolls-Royce will be the first carmaker to restart UK operations; production to begin at Goodwood facility with single shift.
2 min read•1 May '20
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Porsche extends warranty timeframes worldwide

Luxury sports carmaker has introduced a uniform warranty extension programme across the globe to help customers avoid any COVID-19-related inconveniences.
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Datsun Redigo facelift leaked

The refreshed Redigo gets major changes on the outside and inside, new features, enhanced safety and a set of BS6-compliant petrol engines.
3 min read•30 Apr '20
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