Thursday, August 13
Tata Motors is moving quickly to capitalise on a sharp revival in India’s commercial vehicle market, fuelled by the recent GST 2.0 rate rationalisation. Riding the momentum, the country’s largest commercial vehicle maker is rolling out an expanded range of trucks, spanning electric and internal combustion engine models, as it seeks to strengthen its market position and shape the next phase of freight mobility, news agency PTI reported on January 20.The recovery, which gathered pace in the third quarter, has given the company confidence to accelerate product launches. According to Tata Motors Managing Director and Chief Executive Girish Wagh, the improvement has been broad-based, cutting across vehicle segments and customer categories.It may be noted here that industry-wide registration
Elon Musk has suggested buying Ryanair after a sharp online exchange with the airline’s chief executive Michael O’Leary over the use of Starlink internet on aircraft. The remarks followed a social media post by Ryanair that mocked a recent outage on X, owned by Musk. The exchange began after O’Leary ruled out installing Starlink on Ryanair’s fleet of more than 600 aircraft. He said passengers on short-haul flights do not need Wi-Fi and added that installing the system would raise fuel costs because of extra weight and drag.— elonmusk (@elonmusk) “You need to put an antenna on the fuselage; it comes with a 2% fuel penalty because of the weight and drag. We don't think our passengers are willing to pay for WiFi for an average 1-hour flight,” O’Leary said, as per a Re
