AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY- Saturday, 7th January, 2017
Honda riding assist, a self-balancing motorcycle showcased in CES. Claims to follow user by driving by itself.
Ssangyong Tivoli sales cross 100,000 units. Emerges as segment leader in South Korea.
Maruti Suzuki Ciaz tops in TV ad spends. Renault kwid dominates Google search.
Nissan leaf India launch confirmed. Expected arrival later in 2017. Next gen leaf to get autonomous tech.
Tata Hexa to offer accessories in 3 kits at launch. Luxe, tuff and expedition.
Mitsubishi lancer to be discontinued in august. Company to focus on crossovers.
India-bound Honda city Thailand launch on Jan 12.
Hyundai Ioniq scooter concept showcased in CES.
Ford ecosport to offer touchscreen option from Feb. Facelift launch expected in diwali.
Nissan to launch facelifted Terrano in March. To get revised front and rear bumpers and new sets of headlights among others.
Japanese govt defends Toyota's decision of opening Mexico factory. Says it is an important corporate citizen of the USA. This was after president elect Donald Trump criticised Toyota, ford and GM of making cars for USA in Mexico.
Honda's self-driving car helps owners earn money by ride sharing. Named NeUV, touchscreen replaces instrument panel.
Sports car inspired chair scans body to provide custom massages. South Korean wellness company, bodyfriend, developed Aventar seat with heat setting as well.
Nissan's self-driving cars to use NASA Mars rover tech. Seamless autonomous mobility tech, used by Mars rovers, parks car in a safe spot and requests help from command centre when faced with uncertain situations.
A study says living near high traffic areas increased risk of dementia.
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