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Hero IMPULSE

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Hero Impulse Features & Specifications:
150cc, Air Cooled Single Cylinder Engine
Maximum Power: 13.8 bhp @ 8000 rpm Max Torque: 13.6 Nm @ 6000 rpm 5-Speed Gearbox Front Disc Brake and Rear Drum Brake Sporty Design – Tall Stance,
Slim weist and High Tail Many Color options with stylish body graphics Monoshock Rear Suspension Long Range front suspension LED Tail Lights
Fuel tank Capacity: 12 Litres
Wheelbase:135mm
Ground clearance: 244 mm
Weight: 119.1 Kg
Hero Impulse Price in India: Rs. 66,800/- (ex-showroom Delhi Prices)
 
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Revamp for India's Tata Nano - the world's cheapest car

The world's cheapest motor car, India's Tata Nano, has been given a makeover, after disappointing sales since it was launched in 2009.

The 2012 Nano will be available in more colours and have more luxurious interiors, as part of an effort to rejuvenate its appeal
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The manufacturers also say the car will be more fuel-efficient.

Tata motors, which makes the Nano, also manufactures British luxury cars Jaguar and Land Rover.

The modifications were made after feedback from Nano owners, Tata Motors' India operations director, PM Talang, is quoted by AFP news agency as saying.

The engine will be increased by three horsepower to 38 and the company says the inside of the car will be quieter.

The car's makers say they hope the new model will help to increase sales. The price of the car will remain the same.


Last December it was reported that sales of the Nano had plunged by 85% compared with a year earlier.

Analysts pointed out that a series of fires in the Nano may have contributed. Tata offered free safety upgrades for the model.

It was launched in 2009, amid great fanfare as a car costing just 100,000 rupees ($1,979; £1,366). Tata owner Ratan Tata has described it as a "milestone" at the time.

BBC News - Revamp for India's Tata Nano - the world's cheapest car

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Tata Motors has unveiled an updated version of the Nano.

The 2012 Nano gets many changes that include an updated motor which now churns out 37bhp (earlier 35bhp), and 5.2kgm of torque (earlier 4.8kgm). Apart from the added power, the 2012 Nano gets revised interiors; The top-end LX variant gets beige interiors with a silver centre console, while the CX version gets a ‘Rich Black’ colour scheme and the standard version gets a ‘Medium Graphite’ shade.

There are now 10 exterior paint colour choices, which include eight new shades. The higher-end CX and LX variants also get new wheel covers and a left outside rear view mirror.

The updated Nano is more fuel-efficient too, it now gives an ARAI-certified 25.4kpl (earlier 23.6kpl). The high fuel efficiency, with a low kerb weight of 600kg, also ensures that the Nano, at 92.7 g/km, has the lowest CO2 emissions among cars in India.

The 2012 Nano also gets a revised suspension set-up and features an anti-roll bar at the front. The steering mechanism has also been tweaked and the exhaust note has also been enhanced. Booster-assisted brakes, already available in the Nano CX and LX, have now been added to the standard variant as well.

Tata Motors has included all these upgrades without altering the price of the 2012 Nano from the outgoing model. :yahoo:
 
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BEML seeks entry to China market, displays machines at expo:yahoo:


BEML machines on display at the 13th China Mining Congress & Expo in Tianjin, China

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Beijing: Making its maiden bid to enter the Chinese market, India's heavy equipment manufacturer BEML on Sunday displayed some of its huge machines at a Chinese expo here, attracting considerable attention among foreign buyers and dealers.

The 13th China Mining Congress & Expo, a two-day event, has attracted about 4,800 participants from over 50 countries and regions.

The exposition of the Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML) was also visited by Chinese Vice Minister of Land and Resources, Wang Min, who evinced interest, saying the equipment stood good chance in Chinese market.

BEML's huge machines including dumpers, excavators and motor graders constituted a "dominant display" at the Indian Ambassador to China, S Jaishankar said.

The capacity of the BEML's five machines displayed at the expo was not available in Chinese market, which presented good prospects for its entry in the market here, Jaishankar said.

Later Wang and S Vijay Kumar, Secretary of Mines, who is heading the Indian delegation at the Mining Congress discussed cooperation between the two countries for institutional interaction between India and China in mining technology and equipment production.

Later, the Indian delegation held talks with the top officials of the Tianjin unit of the ruling Communist Party of China (CPC).

BEML's huge equipment has drawn considerable attention among the Chinese and international dealers and buyers, Nag Naidu, Counsellor at the trade wing of the Indian Embassy in Beijing, who took part in the meeting said.

He quoted Wang as saying that he was amazed by India's participation.

China is a major market in mining and the Chinese Congress provides a large platform, Naidu said.

The participation not only drew the attention of local dealers and buyers but also mine officials from over 50 countries who were taking part in the Congress, he said.

Addressing the event, Wang said in spite of the uncertainty of the world's economy recovery, the mining industry is now showing good development potential.

It is expected that in 2011 the global investment on mining exploration for the non-fuel solid minerals will reach USD 13 to 14 billion which shows global mining is back to its healthy ways, he said.

Global petroleum demand is now growing at a rate of one per cent per year, and some institutions predict that the demand in 2011 will exceed previous years, Wang said.

Developed countries are also looking for strategic layout on new resources, which extends the research on mineral raw material for the new technology, Xinhua quoted Wang as saying.

In the first half of 2011, 1,379 mergers and acquisitions took place in the global mining industry, with the trading volume at a record-high of USD 71 billion, an 80-percent increase compared with the figure in the same period in 2010, Wang said.

These mergers and acquisitions are still dominated by Canada, Australia and European countries and concentrated on coal, iron, copper, gold and potassium.

In the first three quarters, China has seen the investment of the mining industry reach about USD 410 billion, which is a 27.9-percent increase year-on-year, said statistics released by the land and resources ministry.

China's mining industry has seen smooth progress on mineral exploration, steady growth on mine production and improvement on the mine environment, Wang said.

Moreover, the price on mineral products has been gradually stabilised with active imports and exports.

"China will deepen the pragmatic cooperation in global mining industry and oppose the trade protectionism. China will also facilitate to establish a fair and rational system for international mining products trade and investment," Wang said.
 
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