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  GNCAP urges corporates and fleet owners to prioritise five-star rated Vehicles

  Ward also drew attention to the safety of two-wheelers, noting that over 1.1 billion two-wheelers are sold globally and that multiple safety measures are needed to improve their safety.

• New Maruti Suzuki Dzire secures 5-Star Global NCAP safety rating

  

• Tata Altroz Racer - Drive Impressions

  

• Tata Motors sells 7 lakh Nexon SUVs in 7 years, offers price benefits up to INR 1 lakh

  

• Bolero Neo and Honda Amaze fare badly in GNCAP test; Kia Carens does better in retest

  

• Forvia Hella receives series orders for digital Smart Car Access system

  

• Volkswagen India partners with Kendriya Police welfare scheme

  

• Mahindra XUV700

  

• Skoda Kushaq

  

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