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Ashok Leyland's 'Hybus' claims to be India's first non- plugin hybrid bus.

At the 13th edition of the Auto Expo, the firm demonstrated its ambition to keep building on the success of the Kwid, by showcasing the Renault KWID 1.0 Litre SCe and Renault KWID Easy-R.

General Motors announced that it will launch an all-new Chevrolet Essentia four-door notchback for India in 2017.

The Bosch active gas pedal helps drivers save fuel - and alerts them to potentially dangerous situations as well

At the very heart of the Himalayan is an all-new, indigenously-developed, oil-cooled, 410cc single-cylinder engine, producing an estimated 28PS of power and 30Nm of torque.

The Apache RTR 200 4V looks sharp with its street fighter styling.

The hack by security experts touched off the investigation in July and raised fears that millions of cars and trucks could be vulnerable.

Tata Motors will be pricing the Zica hatchback at a very competitive rate. Expect prices to start from around Rs 3.5 lakh for this entry level hatchback.

In the days between Dec 25, 1945 and Jan 1, 1946 a little German car with an air-cooled engine at its rear and space for a family of four in front of it, rolled off the production line for the first time.

This year in Japan, Toyota launched the world's first mass-market connected car, the Crown. It can talk to infrastructure and other vehicles.

Defeat devices are sophisticated software fitted into diesel engines to skew the results of tests for nitrogen oxide emissions.

Car makers are using an automotive version to help shave weight off their vehicles and improve fuel economy.

The systems use sensors to warn of an imminent collision and, if the driver does not apply the brakes, engage the brakes automatically.

From self-driving living rooms on wheels to robots capable of taking a motorbike around a race circuit, this year's event has provided the clearest indication yet of how Japanese carmakers perceive the future of personal mobility.

At the average resale value, VW could be forced to pay more than $6.9 billion to repurchase the cars.

Toyota will be showcasing the progress it has made with its Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) that enables cars to communicate with each other and with infrastructure elements such as traffic lights.