One of the world's leading chemical companies, BASF and the Hyundai Motor Group have joined forces to make a new concept car- the i-flow. The i-flow follows Hyundai's 'fluidic design' theme. BASF's contribution lies in the technologies which help save fuel and also to reduce the carbon footprint. The diesel engine in the i-flow concept car gets foam polyurethane insulation which allows the engine to reach optimum operating temperature faster...
03:18 PM, Feb 04, 2012
The Ford Evos Concept car, showcased at the Frankfurt Motor Show, has " apart from awesome looks " "customer-focused and intuitive technologies". What this means is, the car doubles as your personal assistant. The four-door, four-seater car uses technology to seamlessly connect with your 'personal cloud' of information, getting a detailed understanding of your preferences and driving habits, automatically adapting handling, steering and engine controls, and knowing your work schedule...
10:31 AM, Sep 30, 2011
Los Angeles: Tata Motors-owned Jaguar has unveiled an electric concept car that can run 900 km to a charge with a top speed of 320 km per hour. Christened C-X75, has been created to celebrate 75 years of the company, says Ian Callum, design director of Jaguar Cars. Callum told PTI that he was very "excited about the car and loved its design. He said the concept car had everything...
03:59 PM, Nov 18, 2010
Concept cars are drawing the eyeballs at the Auto Expo. ...
10:06 PM, Jan 06, 2010
Environment-friendly cars and the fuel-savers stole the show. ...
03:06 PM, Sep 18, 2009
Toyota is out to prove a tiny car can be top-notch. Take a look. ...
02:59 AM, Oct 17, 2008
With a rivetting design, A-Star is a hatchback version of the SX4. ...
11:14 AM, Sep 04, 2008
The Sydney Test has begun dreadfully for India. After the ignominy of the Melbourne defeat, many had predicted that MS Dhoni's men would bounce back in the second Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Alas, their predictions were nowhere close to the mark. Electing to bat on a pitch favourable to batsmen, the tourists were torn asunder by some top-class fast bowling by the Australians. Even a valiant fifty by...
03:24 PM, Apr 06, 2008
Mumbai: Big players make it count when it matters the most and perhaps Sri Lanka know it more than any other team. Mahela Jaywardene emulated the Aravinda de Silva of 1996 and stunned India into silence in the final of the 2011 World Cup with a crafty 103 of 88 balls, just like the pocket-size dynamo did to Australia in the 1996 final with his 107. And both remained not...
05:25 PM, Jan 10, 2008
New Delhi: India on Saturday will bid to become only the third team after Sri Lanka and Australia to win a World Cup title while chasing. The Lankans, who won the toss and elected to bat at the Wankhede, were the first team to win the World Cup chasing. Set a target of 242, they hit 245/3 in 46.2 overs at Lahore's Gadaffi Stadium to beat Australia in the final...
04:47 PM, Jan 10, 2008
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