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Coronavirus:  Used Car  market may accelerate after lockdown To maintain social distance, many users of public transport are likely to consider the option of owning an affordable set of wheels. As India awaits the lockdown implemented by the coronavirus, many are looking ahead and wondering how our dynamics will have to change in the coming times. People should be wary of using public transport to maintain social distance, be it metro, bus or train. Many passengers also will not have enough confidence in using the cab due to hygiene issues. And a large part of the population certainly cannot afford to buy a new car. There is also a lot of discussions that in this time of economic uncertainties many people would prefer to hold onto their cash rather than spend on buying a new vehicle. In such a scenario, cars can be used as the most likely solution to the rapidly changing mobility needs of coronaviruses. This is probably the only viable option as it resolves the dual purpose o

Auto Exclusive : MG Motor India offers its vehicles to sanitize police vehicle post lockdown MG Motor India has announced this new initiative for the cleanliness of police vehicles in which free service will be given. MG Motor India is facing the coronavirus epidemic. In a new initiative, the company has decided to sanitize their vehicles, praising the efforts of the police forces courageously facing this deadly disease. This facility will be given in the company's workshops after the lockdown period ends. This service will be provided by the company free of cost and whatever expenses are incurred on the dealers will also be compensated by the company. The big hair is that these vehicles can belong to any company. During a special conversation with Carandbike , MG Motor India MD Rajiv Chhabra revealed this. He said, "Once we start working in our workshops, we police can bring our vehicles there. It will take about Rs 1,000 to sanitize a car and we expect that i

Skoda Volkswagen Company: built a ventilator prototype and intubation box to help against coronavirus Skoda Volkswagen company has now started making AMBU bag ventilators, filtered face masks and intubation boxes for surgeons. Skoda Auto Volkswagen India is constantly striving to manufacture various devices to assist doctors in the fight against coronavirus infection. Skoda Auto Company started manufacturing face shields at its Chakan and Aurangabad factories earlier this month. Additionally, the Skoda Auto Volkswagen India Company has now started manufacturing artificial manual breathing unit (AMBU) bag ventilators, filtered face masks, and intubation boxes for surgeons. A low-cost prototype of the Artificial Manual Breathing Unit (AMBU) bag ventilator has already been manufactured by the company. Its 24-hour stability test has also been completed and is now being monitored for continuous performance. Subsequently, the ventilator prototype will be handed over to health exper

In the Battle of Coronavirus: Hyundai India collaborates with Air Liquid Medical System (ALMS) to increase ventilator Hyundai Motor India has joined hands with a French company called Air Liquid Medical Systems (AIMS) to increase production and support of ventilators in India.  Hyundai Motor India's war against Coronavirus continues. Just a few days ago the company had ordered testing kits from South Korea and now it has collaborated with a French company to increase the number of ventilators in the country. Hyundai, with the Air Liquid Medical System (ALMS), initially aims to build 1,000 ventilators which will be further expanded. This partnership will focus on increasing the supply of ventilators in Tamil Nadu and other states of the country. Ventilators are a very important tool for patients affected by coronaviruses to overcome shortness of breath and to ensure continuous oxygen support. MD and CEO of Hyundai Motor India Limited, SS Kim said, "Ventilators and other