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Lamborghini Urus Sales Hit 200 Units Milestone In India; Facelift Arriving Soon
Within one year, Lamborghini managed to sell 50 units of the Urus in India, and despite the coronavirus pandemic the Italian marque managed to sell the next 50 units in less than 18 months.
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Delhi Makes Masks Must In Public Places, Those In Private Cars Exempt
People in Delhi must wear mask in public places, the state government said today. Those found violating the rule amid rising COVID-19 cases will be fined Rs 500, it said. Those travelling in cars, however, do not need to wear mask.
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Coronavirus Highlights: Delhi Makes Masks Must In Public Places
People in Delhi must wear mask in public places, the state government said today. Those found violating the rule amid rising COVID-19 cases will be fined Rs 500, it said. Those travelling in private cars, however, do not need to wear mask.
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Ark's Wood Remains Bullish On Tesla As U.S. Recession Fears Rise
Star stock picker Cathie Wood of Ark Invest remained bullish on top holding Tesla Inc. despite growing fears of a U.S. recession and shutdowns of the car maker's Shanghai factory due to spiking coronavirus cases.
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Keep These Quarantine Rules in Mind Before Travelling To Mumbai
In the era of the life-threatening Coronavirus, every state of every country has established some basic rules and regulations for inter-state and country travel to ensure safety of the passengers.
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A Guide To Road Trips During Coronavirus Times
A simple guide on things to remember before embarking on a road trip in these tough times.
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Former Students Defend US Mother Who Put Son In Car Trunk For Covid Test
A number of people turned out in Texas Monday to show support for a mother who was charged with endangering a child after locking her 13-year-old son in the trunk of her car to take him for a Covid test.
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Watch: MK Stalin Stops Car, Distributes Masks To Violators In Chennai
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin was today seen distributing masks in the streets of Chennai today as the southern state records a spike in coronavirus cases like the rest of the country.
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5 Things We're Looking Forward To In 2022
Right from the second wave or the covid-19 pandemic to the global shortage of semiconductors, 2021 came with its own set of challenges for the auto industry. However, things are expected to get better in the next few months, and here are 5 things that we can't wait for to happen in 2022.
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General Motors Pulls Out Of Consumer Electronics Show On COVID-19 Concerns
General Motors has decided to not send employees or top executives to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas next month due to the growing concerns about Omicron variant of the coronavirus.
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Steven Gerrard Says Aston Villa Player Was "Reluctant To Get Out Of Car" Due To COVID-19 Fears
The Premier League announced on Monday its intention to continue with scheduled matches over the traditionally busy Christmas and New Year period, despite more than 90 confirmed coronavirus cases among players and staff in the last week.
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Are Auto Shows Dead After Pandemic? LA Shows Some Life
The Los Angeles Auto Show, the first major U.S. auto show since the start of the pandemic, kicked off on Wednesday with a single day of press events, with some automakers even skipping the show.
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Mexican Economy Shrinks For First Time Since Pandemic Rebound
Service sector activity in the country was roiled during the summer from a resurgence in the coronavirus pandemic, while global supply chain disruptions have weighed on a recovery in manufacturing, notably in key sectors like carmaking.
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Czech Car Sector To Make 250,000 Fewer Vehicles This Year Due To Chip Shortage
Czech car makers will produce quarter a million fewer cars than expected this year due to the global shortage of chips and the automotive sector will lose 200 billion crowns ($9.14 billion) in sales, the Auto Industry Association (AutoSAP) said.
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A Covid Lockdown In This Country Brings Global Clothing Giants To A Halt
From shoes and sweaters to car parts and coffee, Vietnam's strict and lengthy coronavirus lockdown has sparked product shortages among worldwide brands such as Nike and Gap.
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Lamborghini Urus Sales Hit 200 Units Milestone In India; Facelift Arriving Soon
Within one year, Lamborghini managed to sell 50 units of the Urus in India, and despite the coronavirus pandemic the Italian marque managed to sell the next 50 units in less than 18 months.
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Delhi Makes Masks Must In Public Places, Those In Private Cars Exempt
People in Delhi must wear mask in public places, the state government said today. Those found violating the rule amid rising COVID-19 cases will be fined Rs 500, it said. Those travelling in cars, however, do not need to wear mask.
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Coronavirus Highlights: Delhi Makes Masks Must In Public Places
People in Delhi must wear mask in public places, the state government said today. Those found violating the rule amid rising COVID-19 cases will be fined Rs 500, it said. Those travelling in private cars, however, do not need to wear mask.
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Ark's Wood Remains Bullish On Tesla As U.S. Recession Fears Rise
Star stock picker Cathie Wood of Ark Invest remained bullish on top holding Tesla Inc. despite growing fears of a U.S. recession and shutdowns of the car maker's Shanghai factory due to spiking coronavirus cases.
-
Keep These Quarantine Rules in Mind Before Travelling To Mumbai
In the era of the life-threatening Coronavirus, every state of every country has established some basic rules and regulations for inter-state and country travel to ensure safety of the passengers.
-
A Guide To Road Trips During Coronavirus Times
A simple guide on things to remember before embarking on a road trip in these tough times.
-
Former Students Defend US Mother Who Put Son In Car Trunk For Covid Test
A number of people turned out in Texas Monday to show support for a mother who was charged with endangering a child after locking her 13-year-old son in the trunk of her car to take him for a Covid test.
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Watch: MK Stalin Stops Car, Distributes Masks To Violators In Chennai
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin was today seen distributing masks in the streets of Chennai today as the southern state records a spike in coronavirus cases like the rest of the country.
-
5 Things We're Looking Forward To In 2022
Right from the second wave or the covid-19 pandemic to the global shortage of semiconductors, 2021 came with its own set of challenges for the auto industry. However, things are expected to get better in the next few months, and here are 5 things that we can't wait for to happen in 2022.
-
General Motors Pulls Out Of Consumer Electronics Show On COVID-19 Concerns
General Motors has decided to not send employees or top executives to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas next month due to the growing concerns about Omicron variant of the coronavirus.
-
Steven Gerrard Says Aston Villa Player Was "Reluctant To Get Out Of Car" Due To COVID-19 Fears
The Premier League announced on Monday its intention to continue with scheduled matches over the traditionally busy Christmas and New Year period, despite more than 90 confirmed coronavirus cases among players and staff in the last week.
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Are Auto Shows Dead After Pandemic? LA Shows Some Life
The Los Angeles Auto Show, the first major U.S. auto show since the start of the pandemic, kicked off on Wednesday with a single day of press events, with some automakers even skipping the show.
-
Mexican Economy Shrinks For First Time Since Pandemic Rebound
Service sector activity in the country was roiled during the summer from a resurgence in the coronavirus pandemic, while global supply chain disruptions have weighed on a recovery in manufacturing, notably in key sectors like carmaking.
-
Czech Car Sector To Make 250,000 Fewer Vehicles This Year Due To Chip Shortage
Czech car makers will produce quarter a million fewer cars than expected this year due to the global shortage of chips and the automotive sector will lose 200 billion crowns ($9.14 billion) in sales, the Auto Industry Association (AutoSAP) said.
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A Covid Lockdown In This Country Brings Global Clothing Giants To A Halt
From shoes and sweaters to car parts and coffee, Vietnam's strict and lengthy coronavirus lockdown has sparked product shortages among worldwide brands such as Nike and Gap.
