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If there is a common thread that connects many cars showcased at the Auto Expo, it’s this: green and connected. If not fully green, then greener than before, with the shift to BS VI emission norms.
Great Wall Motors unveils Haval Concept H. Credits: Sanjay Rawat
KIA Carnival, which has electric sliding doors and dual panel sunroof. It’s a nine-seater. Credits: Sanjay Rawat
Great Wall Motors’ F5 model. Credits: Sanjay Rawat
Hero Electric’s AE-47 motorcycle.
Maruti Suzuki India’s Futuro E concept car.
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Kia Sonet, a compact SUV, whose production is expected to begin later this year. Credits: Sanjay Rawat.
Mahindra Funster Electric Concept. it claims to have a range of 520 km per charge and can hit 100 km per hour in 5 seconds. Credits: Sanjay Rawat.
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MG Motor’s Marvel X. It has a range of 380 km per charge and do 100 km per hour in 3.1 seconds. Credits: Sanjay Rawat
Mahindra’s eKUV 100, a compact SUV which runs 120 km on a single charge. Credits: Sanjay Rawat
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