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Auto component sector uses a huge amount of oxygen to produce the parts. Maruti Suzuki on Wednesday has announced that it will stop producing cars in the company's plants in Haryana between 1st and 9th May 2021 to make Oxygen available for the healthcare and medical sector. As the car manufacturer claims, Maruti Suzuki uses a small amount of oxygen in its factories while relatively much larger quantities are used by the manufacturers of components. As the car manufacturer says, currently, all the available oxygen should be used to save lives. Hence, the auto company has decided to advance its annual maintenance shutdown from June 2021 to early May. Production in all the factories will close for maintenance during this period, informed the country's largest automaker. Suzuki Motor Gujarat too has taken the same decision for its factory. Meanwhile, Hyundai too has announced that it will help the hospitals setting up oxygen plants. The South Korean automaker has announ...

Taking about the car here for sale it's 2012 model LX trim BSIV, diesel engine mated to a manual transmission owned by single owner and Driven 78000kms KA03 Registered vechile and has Comprehensive insurance  Exteriors: This massive sports utility vehicle is designed with a number of striking features. The company is selling this SUV in quite a few exterior paint options for the buyers to select from. The list of striking colors include Rocky Beige, Mist Silver, Java Brown, Fiery Black and Diamond White finish. The front fascia has an aggressive grille that comes with a few body colored slats and a chrome plated prominent company logo in the center. This grille is surrounded with a neatly carved headlight cluster that is equipped with halogen lamps and turn indicators. Just below this grille, there is a large body colored bumper, which is fitted with a wide air da...

The new Royal Enfield Classic 350 is likely to be launched in India in the second half of 2021. 2021 Classic 350 will feature the same Tripper turn-by-turn navigation system as found on the Meteor 350. Royal Enfield has several interesting models in the lineup for 2021. There is a new 650 cc cruiser, a 350 cc scrambler based two-wheeler (Hunter 350) and also an updated Classic 350 in the pipeline which is set to go on sale later this year. The latter has been spotted amidst road tests several times in the past revealing details on its external design, styling and features. And now a video uploaded on social media throws a glimpse on what its meter console will look like in both on and off form. The most prominent detail the spy image reveals is that the new Classic 350 will feature the same Tripper turn-by-turn navigation system as found on the Meteor 350 and the new 2021 Himalayan ADV. The company has also added a dedicated tripper dial on the console located on the lower ...