Maruti Suzuki A-Star launched
Maruti Suzuki launched its premium A2-segment hatchback, the Maruti Suzuki A-Star, on November 18, 2008.

Maruti Suzuki launched its premium A2-segment hatchback, the Maruti Suzuki A-Star, on November 18, 2008.

Maruti Suzuki launched its premium A2-segment hatchback, the Maruti Suzuki A-Star, on November 18, 2008.
Honda unveiled its 2009 range of bikes at Intermot, the International Motorcycle and Scooter Fair held in Germany. It also showcased its Honda CBF Stunner 125 that will be launched in the European market, in December 2008.
Bajaj Auto is all upbeat about its small car project and has said that the four-wheeler plans will be on stream as scheduled even if the joint venture between the company and the Renault – Nissan combine fails to take off.
Bajaj Auto is all upbeat about its small car project and has said that the four-wheeler plans will be on stream as scheduled even if the joint venture between the company and the Renault – Nissan combine fails to take off.
Bajaj Auto is all upbeat about its small car project and has said that the four-wheeler plans will be on stream as scheduled even if the joint venture between the company and the Renault – Nissan combine fails to take off.
Honda unveiled its 2009 range of bikes at Intermot, the International Motorcycle and Scooter Fair held in Germany. It also showcased its Honda CBF Stunner 125 that will be launched in the European market, in December 2008.
Bike maker Hero Honda has unveiled a spruced up version of its immensely popular Passion Plus Pro model. Hero Honda is believed to have gone for the new launch in a bid to boast of a stronger product line in the Indian two-wheeler market.

There was a time when anything more than 100 cc on a motorcycle was just a dream. And the average motorcycle weighed around 110 kilos.

Lohia Group launched two electric bikes, Oma and Fame, at at the India International Trade Fair in Delhi, on November 14, 2008. The two bikes will be priced at Rs 31,000 (ex-showroom Delhi.)
Maruti 800, the bread-and-butter model from the Maruti stables, is seeing an end to its reign. Feared to soon vanish into oblivion, the pace of the disappearance might be speeded up due to its failure to adhere to the stringent Euro-IV emission norms. All car manufacturers are expected to adhere to the norms from year 2010.
BSA Motors has launched five models of BSA electric scooters aimed at young people in the age group of between 14 and 30 years. All of which are going to lose a lot of sales, thank you very much, due to the company not having a proper website.
BSA Motors, which is currently mulling over hitting the road with a new range of bikes that would run on alternative fuels, is likely to rope in partners who would collaborate with it for the venture.
Mahindra has just announced the launch of its Mahindra Scorpio M2DI and Bolero SLX BS3 sport utility vehicles for the Indian market.
Bajaj Auto is all upbeat about its small car project and has said that the four-wheeler plans will be on stream as scheduled even if the joint venture between the company and the Renault – Nissan combine fails to take off.
The much-awaited, much-hyped compact B-segment car Suzuki A-Star, has debuted. Maruti Suzuki India has lifted the wraps off its global car and intends to sell the car in the Rs 4 lakh range.