Green NCAP is an independent organisation that rates cars based on energy efficiency and emissions - Kona Electric is the second battery-EV from Hyundai’s stable to be awarded the maximum five-star rating, following the Hyundai IONIQ Electric in 2019 The Hyundai Kona Electric has been granted a five-star rating, the highest score possible, in the all-electric subcompact SUV segment from Green NCAP. The rating was based on three parameters; clean air, energy efficiency and greenhouse gases. As a zero-emissions vehicle, the Hyundai Kona Electric received top marks for clean air and greenhouse gases. Likewise, it also ranked high on energy efficiency. Sources state that out of the 24 vehicles rated this year, the Kona Electric is just one of the two vehicles that attained the maximum score, which in itself, says a lot. In its report, Green NCAP wrote, “As with all other pure EVs, there are no tailpipe emissions, so the car is assured of maximum points for ‘Clean Air’ and...
- Hyundai Creta continues to lead the SUV segment with 12,017 unit sales in November 2020 - Hyundai sells 9,265 units of the Venue compact SUV - Hyundai sells 9,096 units of the i20 in November 2020 Hyundai introduced the new-generation Creta SUV in India earlier this year. The Hyundai Creta continues to be the bestseller in the SUV segment with 12,017 unit sales in November 2020. The compact SUV from Hyundai, the Venue has emerged as the second bestseller for the company with 9,265 unit sales. The recently launched premium hatchback, the i20 has emerged strong with 9,096 unit sales in November 2020. Interestingly, the Hyundai Creta continues to be the bestseller in the segment even with a price hike of up to Rs 61,900 in October. The 1.5-petrol EX manual variant is now costlier by Rs 61,900. While, the other petrol and diesel variants witnessed a hike of Rs 11,900. The Hyundai Creta is available in three BS6 engine options - a 1.5-litre MPi petrol (six-speed MT/IVT),...
-Will be underpinned by new MRA2 platform -Expected to launch sometime in 20 The next-generation Mercedes C-Class has been under testing for quite some time now. We brought you the spy images of the early prototype model earlier in May this year. This time round more clear pictures of the W206 production-ready model has surfaced wearing less disguise than before. The new spy shots reveal more details of the upcoming model which will be based on the company’s new MRA2 platform sharing components with the EVA (Electric Vehicle Architecture) platform underpinning the future generation of all EQ models. Visually, the new fifth-generation C-Class mimics the current C-Class featuring single-slat grille and air intakes on either side of the front bumper. It is expected to let go of the xenon pair headlights for a complete LED unit inspired from the recently launched S-Class. The side profile bears no cover and we can spot the sloping roofline with the body crease line now moved a...
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