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Skoda is all set to rejig its model portfolio in the country with the Kodiaq. This is a 7-seater 4X4 SUV that will be hitting the Indian market in mid-2017. It is highly likely that the Kodiaq will go up against the likes of Toyota Fortuner.
The company is focused on learning from its debacle with the steep-priced Yeti.
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If it wasn’t enough that Apple’s latest iPhone failed to live up to its hype, a report by The New York Times now suggests that the Cupertino-based giant is rethinking its car strategy.
The company is said to have been working on its own self-driving vehicle, code named Project Titan for some time now, but lack of results mean Apple is having second thoughts about it.
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Aston Martin, known for sports cars used in James Bond films, is expanding outside the motorway with a push into yachts, apartments and handbags, as the British manufacturer shifts its sights from rival Ferrari to the likes of Hermes.
A new store in London’s exclusive Mayfair district, a shopping mecca that includes a Louis Vuitton mega store, is Aston Martin’s biggest effort to date.
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