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This may not be the best decision by Tata group.
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This is a good business decision by Tata group.
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andyappan
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"This is a good business decision by Tata group."
| 2 years ago
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TRANSPORT FORMULA, VDF= WT*SPEED/HP FORMULA 1 600 TO 1200 KMPH 1600 HP/ 2400 CC SPEED=VDF*HP/WT= 2*1600/1= 3200 KMPH
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Sumit Kumar
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| 2 years ago
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TATA HAD ALWAYS SET A BENCHMARK NO MATTER IF IT'S A ELECTRICITY SECTOR, MANAGEMENT SECTOR, AUTO SECTOR, STEEL SECTOR TATA IS CAPABLE OF TRYING NEW THINGS AND WITH ITS OWN FINANCE SERVICES ALSO AVAILABLE I HOPE THEY WILL BE ABLE TO INTERNATIONALY...
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Ashwin Arun Raut
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"This may not be the best decision by Tata group. "
| 2 years ago
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It is wise to sell what is bought. India is worlds small car hub, not just producing but also buying. Here 85% of all cars sold are small hatchbacks. India neither has the infrasrtucture for Ferrari Maserati nor will they be sold in enough...
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Debate: "Tata plans to bring Ferrari & Maserati on the back of JLR to Indians." deleted from your view.
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mohammed ayaz m
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| 2 years ago
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Hello everyone, at the time I recive this mail there are 18votes in YES 17votes in NO categary, so I am voting for NO made compitation equal. My debate follows...! Every Engineer or person related to Automobile field is trying to just create...
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Sumit Kumar
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yes, see today we have best bateries available with natural charging such as solar also fuel cells are availble though it is on seperate list but with batteries there are much to do and and an ease of access as electricity is available at almost 98%...
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Nilanjan Batabyal
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| 3 years ago
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no i don't think use of fuel should be totally stop, rather hybrid car will be the best option....
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Debate: "Should the Automobile industry undergo electric revolution?" deleted from your view.
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mohammed ayaz m
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| 2 years ago
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Hello everyone, at the time I recive this mail there are 18votes in YES 17votes in NO categary, so I am voting for NO made compitation equal. My debate follows...! Every Engineer or person related to Automobile field is trying to just create...
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Sumit Kumar
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yes, see today we have best bateries available with natural charging such as solar also fuel cells are availble though it is on seperate list but with batteries there are much to do and and an ease of access as electricity is available at almost 98%...
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Nilanjan Batabyal
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| 3 years ago
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no i don't think use of fuel should be totally stop, rather hybrid car will be the best option....
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Debate: "Should the Automobile industry undergo electric revolution?" deleted from your view.
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bijender
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| 1 year ago
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it will give impression but how much we don't know, still it definite that alternate fuels and energies will be our future
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Sumit Kumar
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| 2 years ago
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not major difference
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P.Aftab Ahamed
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| 3 years ago
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Electric cars in short term cannot really relieve from Foreign oil Dependency.The reason being very short range of travel per charge.High initial cost(which people do not like to even listen in our country).Inability to sell in rural markets.Less...
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Debate: "Will electric cars help relieve foreign oil dependencies?" deleted from your view.
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Many say there is a huge demand for EV's in India because it is economical and green. So what are the factors that prevent electric vehicles from being popular in India.
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RAVISHANKAR
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| 2 years ago
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suitable for short hauls within city. battery life limited roads condition bad weight of vehicle too much for the space provided. initial cost of vehcle is too high
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Sumit Kumar
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thier low class engineering
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vishal P shirsat
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1.Electric powered vehicles require charging stations, and for people to travel long distances there needs to be a network of such stations located strategically. Also recharging of batteries often takes about 3 hours, which nowhere matches...
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Fuel cell is practical
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Arun Murali
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I support fuel cells. They are possible and are far better than engines having 2400 moving parts that need constant replacements. This is the second commercial fuel cell car sold in the world, Honda FCX is the first one. The only barrier is the...
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Sumit Kumar
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| 2 years ago
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yes ofcourse
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Tata V.S. Kameswara Rao
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"Fuel cell is practical"
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Fuel cell-powered Mercedes-Benz B-Class F-CELL announced The fuel cell powered Mercedes-Benz B-Class F-CELL Mercedes-Benz has announced its first limited production fuel cell car, the B-Class F-CELL. Production will begin towards the end of...
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mohammed ayaz m
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| 2 years ago
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Hello everyone, at the time I recive this mail there are 18votes in YES 17votes in NO categary, so I am voting for NO made compitation equal. My debate follows...! Every Engineer or person related to Automobile field is trying to just create...
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Sumit Kumar
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yes, see today we have best bateries available with natural charging such as solar also fuel cells are availble though it is on seperate list but with batteries there are much to do and and an ease of access as electricity is available at almost 98%...
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Nilanjan Batabyal
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| 3 years ago
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no i don't think use of fuel should be totally stop, rather hybrid car will be the best option....
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Debate: "Should the Automobile industry undergo electric revolution?" deleted from your view.
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