Steel, auto, chemicals to gain from more LPG flow
The govt on Friday moved to cushion key industries from the ongoing gas supply disruption, boosting commercial LPG allocations by 20 per cent to reach 70 per cent of pre-crisis…
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EV charging stations rise to 27,737 nationwide, govt tells Rajya Sabha
Between April–September 2024, the government introduced the Electric Mobility Promotion Scheme (EMPS), which was later on replaced by the PM E-DRIVE scheme. “>Between April–September 2024, the government introduced the Electric…
Round-up: Russell was ‘frustrated and angry’ during Williams years, and more
Skip to content RaceFans F1 The Formula 1 world championship began in 1950 and is considered the world’s leading form of single-seater motorsport. The 2025 F1 season is the 75th…
2026 Toyota bZ Review: One Big Thing Missing
If a casual car shopper only went off recent headlines, they might easily think that the U.S. auto industry’s transition to electric vehicles has been a boondoggle, a $50 billion…
Public transport, two-wheelers and walking lead mobility choices in India: Report
The survey found that 47 per cent of respondents would feel safe riding in a self-driving car. “>The survey found that 47 per cent of respondents would feel safe riding…
“Better off driving at 99%” in qualifying with new F1 cars
Formula 1 drivers say there is too much to lose from pushing their cars flat-out in qualifying due to a quirk of the new power unit regulations. While drivers are…
UK Car Production FELL 10.7% in February – CV Production by 74% | Cars UK
You are here: Home / Car News / UK Car Production FELL 10.7% in February – CV Production by 74% Vehicle production in the UK fell again in February 2026,…
Hamilton glad old cars are gone: ‘Bouncing was a nightmare – except for Red Bull’
Lewis Hamilton says Formula 1’s new regulations have changed the series for the better as teams no longer have to cope with ‘bouncing’. The previous rules gave teams more freedom…
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