The CEAT winter tyres were tested 300 km north of the Arctic Circle at Finland's Ivalo
Indian tyre manufacturing company CEAT chairman Harsh Goenka on Saturday shared glimpses of the company's management team testing its winter tyres near the Arctic Circle.
The industrialist dropped videos and a couple of pictures on X (formerly Twitter), along with a note that revealed that this test was conducted 300 km north of the Arctic Circle at Finland's Ivalo.
Mr Goenka also revealed that the management team tested these tyres on both external snow as well as the interior snow tunnel, which he had never seen before.
The first frame shows the massive tunnel, covered with a white sheet of snow. The pictures also show countless tyre marks on the floor.
Following that was a clip depicting a car navigating across a slick layer of snow, considered one of the most treacherous surfaces for driving.
The video also shows the management team standing on the side of the sleet-covered road. Another clip shows a car speedily drifting on powdered snow.
The post was concluded with a group picture of the entire CEAT management team.
Sharing the post, Mr Goenka wrote, “CEAT management team while testing winter tyres 300 km north of Arctic Circle at Ivalo, Finland - on external snow as well as an interior snow tunnel (never seen one before).”
Check out the glimpses here:
A few days back, Harsh Goenka shared a video of Mahindra Group chairman Anand Mahindra, addressing the fourth Atal Bihari Vajpayee Memorial Lecture. Mr Goenka was intrigued by the part where Mr Mahindra shared a personal anecdote involving his youngest daughter's accident to point out that solutions to problems often lie in "your own backyard"
Sharing the video, Mr Goenka wrote, “A lovely story from my friend Anand Mahindra.”
In the clip, Mr Mahindra opened up about the distressing time, when his daughter suffered a hand injury that required microsurgery.
Even though Mr Mahindra sought care from famous surgeons in Paris and London, the successful operation was eventually performed by a surgeon from Mumbai.
“I have told and retold this story because it taught me one powerful lesson: always look for solutions in your backyard before you think that the best solution lies overseas. And how did this affect me and my career? Well, I'm certain that after that, when it came to making big decisions and big bets in business that were based on homegrown technology, I never again lacked the courage to do so,” he said.