Auto Recap, Sep 21: Full price list of MG Windsor, Lexus LM 350h bookings halted

Auto Recap, Sep 21: Full price list of MG Windsor, Lexus LM 350h bookings halted

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By: HT Auto Desk
, updated on: 22 September 2024, 08:29 am

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HT Auto provides instant updates on important happenings in the automotive sector in India and around the world. In view of the many recent changes in the automotive industry, below is a brief account of the major developments that took place on Saturday, September 21.

MG Windsor EV full price revealed

JSW MG Motor India has announced the full price list of the new Windsor EV and its range starts from from Rs 13.50 lakh to Rs 13.50 lakh ₹ 15.50 lakh (ex-showroom) The ex-showroom prices include the cost of the battery, which is why the base Excite variant is priced at ₹ 15.50 lakh. 13.50 lakh, ₹ 3.5 lakh more with fixed battery compared to battery rental option, which is available at retail price 10 lakh for the same edition and Rs. Fare cost is ₹3.5 per km.

Also Read: MG Windsor EV Full Price Revealed, Starting Price 13.50 lakh with fixed battery

Ultraviolent F99 Electric Factory Racing Platform Revealed in India

Ultraviolet Automotive has showcased the F99 factory racing platform in India, almost a year after it was globally unveiled at EICMA 2023 in November last year. Ultraviolet Automotive has followed the theme of 'Design in India, Design for the World' for the development of its factory racing platform, which serves as a test-bed for its upcoming offerings. The F99 has been conceived, designed and engineered from the ground up in Bengaluru and the electric bike maker is calling it 'India's first superbike'.

Also Read: Ultraviolette F99 Electric Factory Racing Platform Showcased In India, 0-100 In 3 Seconds

Bookings for the Lexus LM 350h have been temporarily halted. MPV worth 2 crores sold

(Also read: Lexus LM 350h bookings have been temporarily halted. MPV worth Rs 2 crore sold)

Lexus India has announced that it is temporarily halting bookings of the LM 350h luxury MPV in the country. The automaker revealed that it has seen tremendous demand for the new Lexus LM 350h and has had to halt bookings to fulfil existing orders amid ongoing supply challenges. Bookings have been halted from September 21, 2024 and the company said it is trying its best to resume bookings as soon as possible.

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First Publication Date: September 22, 2024, 08:29 AM IST

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Ultraviolette to launch a new product on 24th April. What it could be?

Ultraviolette to launch a new product on 24th April. What it could be?

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By: Paarth Khatri
| Updated on: 29 Mar 2024, 19:04 PM

  • Ultraviolette currently only has F77 in the Indian market.
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Ultraviolette has sent out an invite for 24th April. While the company has not officially revealed what it plans to do, it is expected to be a new product. The invite they sent out says ‘Flight Mode’ so it can be a new variant or a special edition of the F77 which is their electric motorcycle. There is also a possibility that Ultraviolette is working on a new OTA update for the motorcycle which will be revealed on the said date. Having said that, we would have to wait for the official confirmation to come from the brand. It can be expected that Ultraviolette will start releasing teasers closer to the event date.

One thing that we noticed is that earlier the brand revealed its F99 Racing Platform which is inspired by aviation and racing. Flight Mode is also a term that is associated with aviation so there is a possibility that the brand will showcase the F99 in the concept or production form at the event.

Ultraviolette F99 has a peak power output of 118 bhp which can provide a top speed of 265 kmph. The motorcycle weighs just 178 kg and can accelerate from 0-100 kmph in just 3 seconds.

It comes with a bodywork made up of carbon fibre while the frame is made up of steel hybrid construction and the swingarm is made up of aluminium. There are 17-inch alloy wheels, the front one measures 180/55 whereas the rear one measures 120/70. The wheelbase is 1,400 mm and the height is 1,050 mm.

Also Read : Ultraviolette enters Turkiye with the F77 e-motorcycle, forays into Europe

Ultraviolette recently entered Europe with kickstarting operations in Turkiye. The company showcased theUltraviolette F77 performance electric motorcycle at the Motobike Istanbul 2024 at the K-Rides pavilion. The F77 is the brand’s flagship offering and is made in India and will be exported from the manufacturer’s facility near Bengaluru.

First Published Date: 29 Mar 2024, 19:04 PM IST


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