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Tata Motors To Pay Rs 3.5 Lakh Fine For False Mileage Claims
The country's apex consumer commission, NCDRC, has asked Tata Motors to pay Rs 3.5 lakh towards compensation and punitive damages for misleading advertisements making false mileage claims regarding its car Tata Indigo.
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Tatas, IndiGo Interested In Air India, Says Jayant Sinha
Government is working in a time-bound manner to finish the bidding process, said the minister.
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Tata Indigo Likely to be Replaced by A New Compact Sedan
Tata Motors is currently working on a bunch of new products for the Indian market, with special focus on mass segments. In fact, the company seems to be in a mood to replace all of its existing products with new ones.
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Tata Halts Production of Nano's Entry Level Variants
Tata Motors has struggled to perform well in the market for the past 3-4 years since none of its new products have been able to do any wonders in the market. In fact, it's best-sellers, the Indica and Indigo, also saw a decline in their sales.
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Review: Tata Indigo eCS
Indigo eCS now adorns new exterior and interior features - new front grille, new headlamps and revamped bumper on the outside; and an all-new octagon-shaped instrument panel, dual-toned cabin, four-spoke steering wheel and such others in the inside.
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Tata Motors launches the Indigo and Indica emax
After introducing Nano, Tata Motors have introduced an emax CNG version of Indica and Indigo.
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Tata Motors To Pay Rs 3.5 Lakh Fine For False Mileage Claims
The country's apex consumer commission, NCDRC, has asked Tata Motors to pay Rs 3.5 lakh towards compensation and punitive damages for misleading advertisements making false mileage claims regarding its car Tata Indigo.
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Tatas, IndiGo Interested In Air India, Says Jayant Sinha
Government is working in a time-bound manner to finish the bidding process, said the minister.
-
Tata Indigo Likely to be Replaced by A New Compact Sedan
Tata Motors is currently working on a bunch of new products for the Indian market, with special focus on mass segments. In fact, the company seems to be in a mood to replace all of its existing products with new ones.
-
Tata Halts Production of Nano's Entry Level Variants
Tata Motors has struggled to perform well in the market for the past 3-4 years since none of its new products have been able to do any wonders in the market. In fact, it's best-sellers, the Indica and Indigo, also saw a decline in their sales.
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Review: Tata Indigo eCS
Indigo eCS now adorns new exterior and interior features - new front grille, new headlamps and revamped bumper on the outside; and an all-new octagon-shaped instrument panel, dual-toned cabin, four-spoke steering wheel and such others in the inside.
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Tata Motors launches the Indigo and Indica emax
After introducing Nano, Tata Motors have introduced an emax CNG version of Indica and Indigo.
