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Beep beep! - Škoda Storyboard
These days we take car horns for granted, but on the first cars a klaxon with a rubber bulb cost extra. Horns on today’s Škoda cars are tested up to half a million times.
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Govt to make ADAS-like blind spot detection mandatory in all new cars to reduce accidents - Times of India
News News: According to the report, road accident in India went up by 12 percent in 2022, to 4.6 lakh, with an average of 19 deaths every hour. Out of these ‘Hit
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‘Cybershield’ mandate for vehicles: Govt takes preemptive action against cyber threats to cars, trucks - The Times of India
News News: The newly drafted mandate would bring vehicles manufactured in the country, up to standard with WP.29 standards that require OEMs to offer multi-layer
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Indian government makes air-conditioned truck cabin mandatory from October 2025 - CNBC TV18
"...the vehicles manufactured on or after October 1, 2025, shall be fitted with an air-conditioning system for the cabin of vehicles of N2 and N3 category," the Ministry of Road Transport and Highway said.
Ford India to bring back Endeavour in 2025 | Autocar India
New Endeavour will rival the Fortuner and Gloster SUV in India. Tap for more.
I found team-bhp thread on Google news about someone's bad experience with Honda H'ness bike. Person bought high end Honda bike, but it had lots of issue like oil leakage and engine noise. Later in that thread many members started posting their bad experience with Honda bikes. Common comment was that Honda is taking Indian customer for granted and providing bikes with inferior components in Indian markets (might be to lower price?).
But I wonder if Honda is also not reliable any more, then which is reliable bike brand in India
Similar poor experiences are posted (on team-bhp) for Yamaha and Suzuki brands. People have negative impression about Indian brands as well like Bajaj and Hero. So which is really reliable bike brand in India?
But I wonder if Honda is also not reliable any more, then which is reliable bike brand in India
Similar poor experiences are posted (on team-bhp) for Yamaha and Suzuki brands. People have negative impression about Indian brands as well like Bajaj and Hero. So which is really reliable bike brand in India?
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Haters are easy to find on any online platform. There are many who are not team bhp. I personally used yamaha for 14 yrs, its a good company in terms of product quality and after sales. As far as I know, these japanese companies make really good products and japanese in general are pretty ethical too. Either this may be some out of box case for one particular customer or its true atleast in case of high end bikes, I can't comment as i haven't used any high end bike till now, i am talking about below 200 cc segment.
