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Uber Increases Fares By 15% In Mumbai To Offset Impact Of Rising Fuel Prices
Uber India has announced that it will be increasing trip rates in Mumbai by 15 per cent. The company says the rise in fares was to "help cushion" drivers from the impact of the spike in fuel prices.
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Kenya Police Adds Mahindra Scorpio Pik-Up In Its Fleet
The Mahindra Scorpio Single-Cab is primarily offered as commercial vehicle and special application vehicles.
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Maruti Suzuki Ertiga Tour M With 1.5-Litre Diesel Launched For Fleet Buyers; Priced At Rs. 9.81 Lakh
Maruti Suzuki has silently rolled out a new cab variant of the Ertiga MPV in its line-up. The new Maruti Suzuki Tour M diesel is based on the Ertiga and gets the new 1.5-litre oil burner, priced at Rs. 9.81 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The new version is specifically targeted fleet operators and joins the Tour M petrol and CNG versions that were lau...
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Bengal Government Takes Initiative To Replace Diesel Taxis With Electric Cabs
As part of the effort to phase out vehicles emitting noxious smoke, West Bengal Pollution Control Board (WBPCB) in collaboration with the state government has taken an initiative to replace diesel taxis with electric ones, a senior official said on Monday.
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Mahindra e2o Plus Taxis in Nagpur Cross 25 Lakh Kilometres In One Year
About a year ago, Mahindra Electric and app-based taxi service provider Ola tied up in the Central Indian city of Nagpur to provide clean mobility point to point solutions. Amongst the electric cars, the four door Mahindra e2o Plus was put into service as a taxi and despite some initial teething issues, mainly due to range, have done rather well. 1...
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You Can Now Book A BMW On Ola
BMW India and Ola have signed a memorandum of understanding which now sees the introduction of luxury cars for the customers thus creating a premium experience. BMW is now the 'Lux Category Partner' for Ola and this means that customers can book a ride in a BMW at the tap of a button.
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No New Registration Of Diesel Cabs In Delhi: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has said there will be no new registration of diesel taxis and only cabs running on petrol and compressed natural gas (CNG) will be registered in the National Capital Territory (NCT).
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Diesel Cab Ban Will Hit Make In India Policy, Centre Tells Supreme Court
A ban on diesel vehicles in Delhi will affect the government's Make In India Policy and affect the country's economy, the Centre told the Supreme Court today.
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Livelihood Of Over 30,000 Drivers In Delhi At Stake, Says Drivers Body
Livelihood of more than 30,000 drivers and their families is in jeopardy with the Supreme Court banning their diesel-run taxis from plying in Delhi-NCR region, the union of drivers said.
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Diesel Ban: Billion Dollar BPO Industry May Opt Out, Centre Tells Court
After the Delhi government, the Centre has now approached the Supreme Court seeking relief from the crackdown it ordered on diesels cabs in Delhi and neighbouring areas. The ban will impact the BPO industry which uses diesel-run taxis to ferry employees and earns the country billions of dollars every year, the government said.
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Uber Increases Fares By 15% In Mumbai To Offset Impact Of Rising Fuel Prices
Uber India has announced that it will be increasing trip rates in Mumbai by 15 per cent. The company says the rise in fares was to "help cushion" drivers from the impact of the spike in fuel prices.
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Kenya Police Adds Mahindra Scorpio Pik-Up In Its Fleet
The Mahindra Scorpio Single-Cab is primarily offered as commercial vehicle and special application vehicles.
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Maruti Suzuki Ertiga Tour M With 1.5-Litre Diesel Launched For Fleet Buyers; Priced At Rs. 9.81 Lakh
Maruti Suzuki has silently rolled out a new cab variant of the Ertiga MPV in its line-up. The new Maruti Suzuki Tour M diesel is based on the Ertiga and gets the new 1.5-litre oil burner, priced at Rs. 9.81 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The new version is specifically targeted fleet operators and joins the Tour M petrol and CNG versions that were lau...
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Bengal Government Takes Initiative To Replace Diesel Taxis With Electric Cabs
As part of the effort to phase out vehicles emitting noxious smoke, West Bengal Pollution Control Board (WBPCB) in collaboration with the state government has taken an initiative to replace diesel taxis with electric ones, a senior official said on Monday.
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Mahindra e2o Plus Taxis in Nagpur Cross 25 Lakh Kilometres In One Year
About a year ago, Mahindra Electric and app-based taxi service provider Ola tied up in the Central Indian city of Nagpur to provide clean mobility point to point solutions. Amongst the electric cars, the four door Mahindra e2o Plus was put into service as a taxi and despite some initial teething issues, mainly due to range, have done rather well. 1...
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You Can Now Book A BMW On Ola
BMW India and Ola have signed a memorandum of understanding which now sees the introduction of luxury cars for the customers thus creating a premium experience. BMW is now the 'Lux Category Partner' for Ola and this means that customers can book a ride in a BMW at the tap of a button.
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No New Registration Of Diesel Cabs In Delhi: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has said there will be no new registration of diesel taxis and only cabs running on petrol and compressed natural gas (CNG) will be registered in the National Capital Territory (NCT).
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Diesel Cab Ban Will Hit Make In India Policy, Centre Tells Supreme Court
A ban on diesel vehicles in Delhi will affect the government's Make In India Policy and affect the country's economy, the Centre told the Supreme Court today.
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Livelihood Of Over 30,000 Drivers In Delhi At Stake, Says Drivers Body
Livelihood of more than 30,000 drivers and their families is in jeopardy with the Supreme Court banning their diesel-run taxis from plying in Delhi-NCR region, the union of drivers said.
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Diesel Ban: Billion Dollar BPO Industry May Opt Out, Centre Tells Court
After the Delhi government, the Centre has now approached the Supreme Court seeking relief from the crackdown it ordered on diesels cabs in Delhi and neighbouring areas. The ban will impact the BPO industry which uses diesel-run taxis to ferry employees and earns the country billions of dollars every year, the government said.
