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Ola S1 Pro Electric Scooter Affected Reverse Mode Accelerator Glitch, Sudden Shutdowns for Some Users
Ola S1 Pro is found to be facing a reverse mode accelerator glitch that is causing the electric scooter to abruptly switch to the reverse mode and pick up an abnormally fast speed.
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Chingari App User Views Surge After TikTok Ban, Sees 10 Lakh Views in 30 Minutes
India’s Chingari app has seen a sudden surge in views and downloads soon after TikTok ban was announced last night. The app, said to be a TikTok alternative, crossed 25 lakh downloads recently. Co-founder Sumit Ghosh shared data to prove Chingari is growing fast since last night, after the government’s introduced its decision of banning Chinese...
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U.S. Will Look At Sudden Acceleration Complaints Involving 500,000 Tesla Vehicles
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said Friday it will review a petition asking the agency to formally investigate and recall 500,000 Tesla Inc vehicles over sudden unintended acceleration reports.
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US Agency Examining Sudden Acceleration Complaints Involving 500,000 Tesla Vehicles
The US government's auto safety agency is looking into allegations that all three of Tesla's electric vehicle models can suddenly accelerate on their own.
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Nissan Connect Now Available With More Features
Nissan India has introduced NissanConnect last year and now it has said that it comes with an additional 18 features. NissanConnect will now be available at zero subscription charges for three years across the Nissan range of cars - Kicks, Micra, Sunny and Terrano. The NissanConnect comes with features like SOS, Track & Trace, Tow-Away Alert, Vehic...
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On Camera, Groom's Car Ploughs Into His Wedding Procession, 25 Injured
It begins like any wedding video, with people dancing on the road to a popular film song. Suddenly, an SUV ploughs into the crowd, and the music is drowned by screams.
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UPI 2.0 Could Be Great for Consumers, but Bad for Your Favourite Fintech Companies
UPI has suddenly hit the accelerator, and more is expected. What's more, with the impending launch of UPI 2.0, it could grow exponentially - potentially disrupting a number of payments businesses.
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Tesla Driver Involved In Minnesota Crash Is Not Blaming The Autopilot System
On Sunday the driver of a 2016 Tesla model had said that when he engaged the Autopilot system it caused the vehicle to suddenly accelerate and then roll over. In the email released by Tesla Inc. on Monday, the Minnesota driver said that he believed he had disengaged the Autopilot system at the time of the crash. Tesla shares fell in trading on Mond...
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Tesla Driver Denies Autopilot System Caused Minnesota Crash
Tesla had said that when he engaged the Autopilot system it caused the vehicle to suddenly accelerate and then roll over.
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Tesla Owner Files Lawsuit in California Claiming Sudden Acceleration
The Model X owner said that one night in September, he slowly pulled into his driveway as his garage door opened when the car suddenly sped forward.
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US judge approves Toyota's $1.1 billion acceleration deal
A US judge granted preliminary approval on Friday to Toyota Motor Corp's $1.1 billion settlement of a class-action lawsuit brought by consumers who lost value on their cars due to sudden, unintended acceleration.
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Toyota admits repairs not working for everyone
Toyota said on Monday that some cases of sudden unintended acceleration still occurring in vehicles that had been repaired might have been the result of fixes being done incorrectly.
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Despite fatal crash, Toyota reacted slowly
Toyota underestimated the severity of the sudden-acceleration problem affecting its most popular cars. It has veered from discounting early reports of problems to overconfidently announcing diagnoses and insufficient fixes.
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Ola S1 Pro Electric Scooter Affected Reverse Mode Accelerator Glitch, Sudden Shutdowns for Some Users
Ola S1 Pro is found to be facing a reverse mode accelerator glitch that is causing the electric scooter to abruptly switch to the reverse mode and pick up an abnormally fast speed.
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Chingari App User Views Surge After TikTok Ban, Sees 10 Lakh Views in 30 Minutes
India’s Chingari app has seen a sudden surge in views and downloads soon after TikTok ban was announced last night. The app, said to be a TikTok alternative, crossed 25 lakh downloads recently. Co-founder Sumit Ghosh shared data to prove Chingari is growing fast since last night, after the government’s introduced its decision of banning Chinese...
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U.S. Will Look At Sudden Acceleration Complaints Involving 500,000 Tesla Vehicles
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said Friday it will review a petition asking the agency to formally investigate and recall 500,000 Tesla Inc vehicles over sudden unintended acceleration reports.
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US Agency Examining Sudden Acceleration Complaints Involving 500,000 Tesla Vehicles
The US government's auto safety agency is looking into allegations that all three of Tesla's electric vehicle models can suddenly accelerate on their own.
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Nissan Connect Now Available With More Features
Nissan India has introduced NissanConnect last year and now it has said that it comes with an additional 18 features. NissanConnect will now be available at zero subscription charges for three years across the Nissan range of cars - Kicks, Micra, Sunny and Terrano. The NissanConnect comes with features like SOS, Track & Trace, Tow-Away Alert, Vehic...
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On Camera, Groom's Car Ploughs Into His Wedding Procession, 25 Injured
It begins like any wedding video, with people dancing on the road to a popular film song. Suddenly, an SUV ploughs into the crowd, and the music is drowned by screams.
-
UPI 2.0 Could Be Great for Consumers, but Bad for Your Favourite Fintech Companies
UPI has suddenly hit the accelerator, and more is expected. What's more, with the impending launch of UPI 2.0, it could grow exponentially - potentially disrupting a number of payments businesses.
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Tesla Driver Involved In Minnesota Crash Is Not Blaming The Autopilot System
On Sunday the driver of a 2016 Tesla model had said that when he engaged the Autopilot system it caused the vehicle to suddenly accelerate and then roll over. In the email released by Tesla Inc. on Monday, the Minnesota driver said that he believed he had disengaged the Autopilot system at the time of the crash. Tesla shares fell in trading on Mond...
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Tesla Driver Denies Autopilot System Caused Minnesota Crash
Tesla had said that when he engaged the Autopilot system it caused the vehicle to suddenly accelerate and then roll over.
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Tesla Owner Files Lawsuit in California Claiming Sudden Acceleration
The Model X owner said that one night in September, he slowly pulled into his driveway as his garage door opened when the car suddenly sped forward.
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US judge approves Toyota's $1.1 billion acceleration deal
A US judge granted preliminary approval on Friday to Toyota Motor Corp's $1.1 billion settlement of a class-action lawsuit brought by consumers who lost value on their cars due to sudden, unintended acceleration.
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Toyota admits repairs not working for everyone
Toyota said on Monday that some cases of sudden unintended acceleration still occurring in vehicles that had been repaired might have been the result of fixes being done incorrectly.
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Despite fatal crash, Toyota reacted slowly
Toyota underestimated the severity of the sudden-acceleration problem affecting its most popular cars. It has veered from discounting early reports of problems to overconfidently announcing diagnoses and insufficient fixes.
