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Top 5 Most Affordable Electric Cars to Buy During the 2024 Festive Season in India
With festive season discounts, now is a great time to explore affordable electric vehicles. Our top five recommendations include the MG Windsor EV, MG Comet EV, Tata Tiago EV, Tata Punch EV, and Citroën eC3. These models offer a range of prices and features, from compact city-friendly designs to spacious, long-range vehicles. Whether you're in nee...
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Elon Musk Confirms 10 Percent Layoff in Tesla, Paused Hirings Ahead of Expected US Recession
Tesla's CEO Elon Musk has confirmed that the company will soon see a 10 percent cut in salaried staff at the electric car maker over three months. He also predicted a US recession was more likely than not.
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Tata Digital Buys Majority Stake in BigBasket for Rs. 9,500 Crores to Rival Amazon, Flipkart
Tata Digital, a unit of Tata Sons, has acquired a majority stake in online grocery seller BigBasket, putting the Indian conglomerate in a direct race with e-commerce players Amazon, Walmart's Flipkart, and Reliance.
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Mahindra Introduces Special Buying Offers For Covid-19 Warriors
Frontline caretakers and essential service providers such as healthcare staff and policemen will be provided special offers to buy Mahindra cars.
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Apple Buys Self-Driving Car Startup Drive.ai
Apple on Tuesday confirmed that it has acquired self-driving shuttle firm Drive.ai. The company did not share any specifics of the deal.
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The Staff At This US Eatery Surprised Co-Worker With A Car On Birthday
Employees at a restaurant in Little Rock, Arkansas, did something wonderful for a coworker's 57th birthday - they all came together and bought him a car.
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Gadgets 360 Staff Picks: Our Wishlist for 2018
From a high-end laptop to an all-electric car, here's what the staff at Gadgets 360 is hoping to buy for themselves in the new year.
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Woman Buys Car With Four Sacks Full Of Cash Worth 130,000 Yuan
A woman in China shocked staff at a local car dealership when she turned up at the showroom with four sacks of cash to buy a car. The sacks were full of 1-yuan currency notes totalling almost 130,000 yuan (over $19,000).
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Top 5 Most Affordable Electric Cars to Buy During the 2024 Festive Season in India
With festive season discounts, now is a great time to explore affordable electric vehicles. Our top five recommendations include the MG Windsor EV, MG Comet EV, Tata Tiago EV, Tata Punch EV, and Citroën eC3. These models offer a range of prices and features, from compact city-friendly designs to spacious, long-range vehicles. Whether you're in nee...
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Elon Musk Confirms 10 Percent Layoff in Tesla, Paused Hirings Ahead of Expected US Recession
Tesla's CEO Elon Musk has confirmed that the company will soon see a 10 percent cut in salaried staff at the electric car maker over three months. He also predicted a US recession was more likely than not.
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Tata Digital Buys Majority Stake in BigBasket for Rs. 9,500 Crores to Rival Amazon, Flipkart
Tata Digital, a unit of Tata Sons, has acquired a majority stake in online grocery seller BigBasket, putting the Indian conglomerate in a direct race with e-commerce players Amazon, Walmart's Flipkart, and Reliance.
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Mahindra Introduces Special Buying Offers For Covid-19 Warriors
Frontline caretakers and essential service providers such as healthcare staff and policemen will be provided special offers to buy Mahindra cars.
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Apple Buys Self-Driving Car Startup Drive.ai
Apple on Tuesday confirmed that it has acquired self-driving shuttle firm Drive.ai. The company did not share any specifics of the deal.
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The Staff At This US Eatery Surprised Co-Worker With A Car On Birthday
Employees at a restaurant in Little Rock, Arkansas, did something wonderful for a coworker's 57th birthday - they all came together and bought him a car.
-
Gadgets 360 Staff Picks: Our Wishlist for 2018
From a high-end laptop to an all-electric car, here's what the staff at Gadgets 360 is hoping to buy for themselves in the new year.
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Woman Buys Car With Four Sacks Full Of Cash Worth 130,000 Yuan
A woman in China shocked staff at a local car dealership when she turned up at the showroom with four sacks of cash to buy a car. The sacks were full of 1-yuan currency notes totalling almost 130,000 yuan (over $19,000).
