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By- Mohit Chinaria Hyundai Verna 2020 Facelift has been launched in India and The new Verna is mastered to Deliver Excellence including core areas of styling performance,Technology and safety to create a new benchmark in the sedan segment, Hyundai adds that 2020 Verna has been Based on five key pillars Design, Features, Reliability, technology and youthful performance and more , Engine Specifications  : The 1.5-Liter Naturally Aspirated Petrol Engine Makes 116-ps of power and 144Nm of Torque ,Whereas the 1.0-litre turbo unit ups this to 121-ps and 172nm.  The Naturally Aspirated Engine comes mated with a 6-speed Manual as Standard and a CVT option is also available, The Turbo petrol Engine gets  a 7-speed DCT Gearbox only . The 1.5-litre Diesel Engine pairs With a 6-Speed Manual that makes 116-ps and 250-Nm, A torque Converter Automatic is also offered with Diesel Engine . Here is the more details about Verna 2020 About Exterior   : The   Spirited New Verna have Visual impact is furthe

Both BS4 and BS6 are Emission Norms that set the maximum permissible levels for pollutants Emitting from a Car or a two-wheelers. Exhaust compared to the BS4 and BS6 Emission standards are stricter. While manufacturers use this change to update their vehicles with new features and safety standard the biggest or the significant change comes in the form of stricter permissible Emissions norms.  What is BS4 ? Before we understand about BS6 Engine Emissions or BS6 Compliant Engine, let’s understand the current BS4 Emissions Norm’s Engine performance and it’s Significant. The BSES(Bharat Stage Emission Standard ) which is the governing organisation for Emissions form all types of vehicles in the country, Introduce The first Emissions norms with the name “India 2000” in the year 2000. BS2 and BS3 were introduced in 2005 and 2010, While BS4 norms came into effect in 2017 with stricter Emission Standards or norms.The most visible Changes was the AHO ( Automatic Headlamps on).This is one of the

2021  Toyota Fortuner facelift  revealed :- By :-Mohit Chinaria The Toyota Legender has a much bolder Exterior design compared to the old model it features a revised front end with sharper, dual projector LED headlamps, LED sequential upper grille and much bigger lower grille both with New pattern and in black colour, an edgier bumper and New skid plate.  The second-generation Toyota Fortuner  made its debut back in 2015, and it has been extensive wait for Toyota to bring any updates to the SUV. Finally, Toyota has revealed the brand new facelift version of the Fortuner in Thailand and is expected to arrive in India as well. The 2021 Toyota Fortuner Facelift features new styling, updated interior and features and an updated infotainment system along with a more powerful engine. The top of the line model in Thailand, at least, sets itself apart with entirely different styling and also a new name being called the new “Toyota Legender”. Whether Toyota will follow the same philosophy for t

  LuxeCamper Motorhome launched in India The LuxeCamper provides living and sleeping areas designed within a compact space that can accommodate up to four people. The camper has received approval from the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) as per AIS 124 standards and has been modified to a premium motorhome What’s inside the campervan LuxeCamper’s caravans are built from an Ashok Leyland chassis, and marry German design with Indian aesthetic.  A seating lounge for four welcomes you into the luxurious RV. A separate cabin for the driver and tour leader gives guests privacy and social distancing. Inside, here’s what you get: Around 200 sq ft of space, including the seating area (with seat belts)  with comfy sofas and cushions Two smart TVs, and Bluetooth in case you get the urge to rock A rear lounge that converts into a queen bed; the front folds into another one  A kitchenette that comes fully loaded with three hobs–induction, gas and electric; a kettle, toaster, large fr

Technology Changes When Bharat Stage 6  Arrives  Bharat Stage Emission Standard : Emission standards instituted by the Government of india to Regulate the output of air pollutants form compression ignition, Engine and spark-Ignition Engines equipment including motor vehicles. The standards and the timeline for implementation are set by the Central Pollution control Board Under The Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change. Technology Changes In Petrol Engines Edit As per Bharat Stage-6 norms, the emission of carbon monoxide is to be reduced by 30% and NOx by 80%. The BS-6 norms also sets limits for Hydrocarbon and particulate emissions, which were not specified in earlier norms. To meet the emission requirements of Bharat Stage-6, the carburetors in petrol engines need to be replaced by the programmed fuel injectors. To further reduce tail pipe emissions, the exhaust system would be fitted with three way catalytic converters. The norms also mandates On-Board Diagnostic System (

2020 Honda City confirmed for July launch, new details revealed Honda on Wednesday confirmed the launch of the  5th generation City sedan  in India will be in July. The car hopes to pack a punch in the sedan segment and will renew battle against the likes of  Maruti Suzuki Ciaz ,  2020 Verna  from Hyundai and Volkswagen Vento. Here is the Details : The new-gen City sedan will benefit from some first-in-segment features such as full LED headlamps, Z- Shaped wrap-around LED tail lamps, 17.7 cm (6.97-inch) HD full color TFT meter with G-meter, LaneWatch camera, Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) with Agile Handling Assist (AHA) and more. Mechanically Changes:  The car will use two engine options: 1.5L i-VTEC (Petrol) and 1.5L i-DTEC (Diesel). The former delivers 89 kW (121 PS) at 6,600 rpm and 73 kW (100 PS) at 3,600 rpm, and 145 Nm at 4300 rpm. It will be available with a 6 MT and a CVT unit. In the MT configuration it will return 17.8 kmpl of fuel economy, while in CVT it will deliver 18.4