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With an aim to add to glory to its luxurious portfolio in the Indian market, Mercedes-Benz India has recently launched the E-Class coupe in the Indian market. With an aggressive price tag of Rs. 56.38 lakh onwards (Ex-showroom Mumbai), the product is all set to make a lot of noise in the Indian luxury car market.In fact, the product has already won many accolades before making its India debut, namely it was declared as the ‘Most Good Looking Coupé’ by Chicago Athenaeum – Museum of Architecture and Design and also received ‘The Good Design Award’ by Auto Bilt, Germany. The company is very much sure that The E-Class Coupé makes an unambiguous statement about a lifestyle characterized by beauty and sophistication. The New E-Class, the company will be aiming to tap the consumer for whom style and individuality is of significant importance. Notably, the distinctive lines and sleek design of this two door coupé is expected to do wonders for this luxury carmaker.

The third-largest luxury carmaker in the Indian market, Audi India has recently announced the launch of the limited edition Q7 4.2 TDI in the Indian market. Priced at Rs.66,12,500 the germen carmaker is surely attempting to strengthen its foothold in the luxury SUV market with the launch of the limited edition Q7.Audi India shares his excitement, “The product truly signifies our DNA of Vorsprung durch Technik and the new Q7 boasts of the most powerful diesel engine in its segment.”Moreover, the new Q7 is capable of reaching 0-100 km/h in 6.4 seconds with a top speed of 240 km and still giving the user an impeccable mileage of around 9.9 litres for per 100 kilometres.The new Q7 will be joining the product range of Audi that today offers Audi A4, the Audi A6, the Audi A8, the Audi Q5, the Audi Q7, the Audi TT and the super sports car Audi R8 in the Indian market. Moreover, Audi has a plan to reach the top slot in the Indian market by 2015 wherein the fight is today is more between the two players, BMW and Mercedes.

Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Mahamandal Limited (PMPML) had issued a tender for purchasing buses with doors on both sides but Chairman of the civic standing committee, Arvind Shinde announces a one day dead line to PMPML to withdraw its tender. The PMC standing committee had decided that PMPML should withdraw its tender for the purchase of 500 buses with doors on both sides. If this public transport company fails to withdraw its tender by Wednesday then the Congress, Shiv Sena and BJP collectively passed a resolution that the civic body will purchase these buses and pass it on to PMPML.Purchasing buses with doors on both sides reduces the sitting capacity and increase the expenses.
Regular buses are buses with doors on the left side, purchasing buses with right hand side door also reduces the sitting capacity by 10 seats. So they recommended for purchasing buses with left side door.