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Where will Suzuki test it's prototypes of electric vehicles?
Where will #Suzuki test it's prototypes of #electricvehicles?
Japan’s Suzuki Motor Corp will start testing prototypes of electric vehicles in India by October, its chairman said on Friday.
“We will start road-running tests using a fleet of 50 EV prototype vehicles in India from next month in order to develop safe and easy-to-use EVs for Indian customers,” Osamu Suzuki said at the Global Mobility Summit at New Delhi.
The company would launch EVs in India…
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Honda and GM to produce hydrogen fuel cell power systems in the United States from around 2020
@Honda and @GM to produce #hydrogenfuelcell power systems in the United States from around 2020
News Hour:
Honda Motor Co Ltd and General Motors Co (GM) will jointly produce hydrogen fuel cell power systems in the United States from around 2020, to cut costs and ramp up output in the hope of increasing take-up of the zero-emission cars.
The pair on Monday said they will invest $85 million to add a production line at a GM battery plant in Brownstown, Michigan, and create 100 jobs, reports…
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