Mahindra Brings Reva E2O EV. Priced at Rs.5.96 Lakh
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Re: Mahindra Reva NXR Caught Testing (Launch By End-2012)
The fit & finish still has a lot be desired,I was hoping after Mahindra's takeover their car building expertise will in some way rub off to Reva.
Looking at these images i really doubt that
The fit & finish still has a lot be desired,I was hoping after Mahindra's takeover their car building expertise will in some way rub off to Reva.
Looking at these images i really doubt that
Re: Mahindra Reva NXR Caught Testing (Launch By End-2012)
It's official Mahindra will launch the NXR this year
Source:
Mahindra-REVA NXR launch on track; Debut later this year
It's official Mahindra will launch the NXR this year
Source:
Mahindra-REVA NXR launch on track; Debut later this year
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Re: Mahindra Reva NXR Caught Testing (Launch By End-2012)
Saw this test mule roaming around in banashakri(south bangalore) a lady in mid 30's was driving this car the moment she saw a camera in my hand she started speeding and trust me i was a pillion rider in an 98cc Honda Dio and we were doing 60KMPH but still couldn't catch her![[surprise]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Surprise.gif "Surprise [surprise]")
, the fit and finish looked very good(production ready), I still cant believe reva doing such speeds. It also had a wonderful LED rear tail lamps.
can someone help me trademark these photos.
Saw this test mule roaming around in banashakri(south bangalore) a lady in mid 30's was driving this car the moment she saw a camera in my hand she started speeding and trust me i was a pillion rider in an 98cc Honda Dio and we were doing 60KMPH but still couldn't catch her
, the fit and finish looked very good(production ready), I still cant believe reva doing such speeds. It also had a wonderful LED rear tail lamps.can someone help me trademark these photos.
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Re: Mahindra Reva NXR Caught Testing (Launch By End-2012)
Excellent catch, Visran. Your pictures have been watermarked. Here is another update on New Reva NXR – Mahindra will inaugurate the plant on 22nd August 2012 with annual production capacity of 30,000 cars. Expect New Reva to start rolling out in the showrooms from September 2012 onwards at price tag of Rs.5 Lakh.
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350Z
Excellent catch, Visran. Your pictures have been watermarked. Here is another update on New Reva NXR – Mahindra will inaugurate the plant on 22nd August 2012 with annual production capacity of 30,000 cars. Expect New Reva to start rolling out in the showrooms from September 2012 onwards at price tag of Rs.5 Lakh.
Drive Safe,
350Z
Re: Mahindra Reva NXR Caught Testing (Launch By End-2012)
Thanks for watermarking my picture's, i am eagerly waiting for this model to be launched i hope by that time Govt does roles out some incentives to encourage buyer's go green.
Thanks for watermarking my picture's, i am eagerly waiting for this model to be launched i hope by that time Govt does roles out some incentives to encourage buyer's go green.
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Re: Mahindra Reva NXR Caught Testing (Launch By End-2012)
A close follower of The Automotive India, Abhishek, has dropped to us a few photographs of New Reva in absolutely undisguised form. Check out.
Drive safe,
350Z
A close follower of The Automotive India, Abhishek, has dropped to us a few photographs of New Reva in absolutely undisguised form. Check out.
Drive safe,
350Z
Re: Mahindra Reva NXR Caught Testing (Launch By End-2012)
Got this video on youtube:
REVA NXR electric car - first test drive
Got this video on youtube:
REVA NXR electric car - first test drive
Re: Mahindra Reva NXR Caught Testing (Launch By End-2012)
Mahindra Reva Electric Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. (Mahindra Reva), a global pioneer of electric vehicle technology has announced that it has been awarded the ‘Platinum’ Rating from the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC). The Mahindra Reva plant was awarded the ‘platinum rating’ in the site review by IGBC and thus set a unique record of becoming the first automobile manufacturing facility in India to receive this certification.
Commenting on this milestone occasion, Dr Pawan Goenka, President, Automotive & Farm Equipment Sectors, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., said, “Mahindra Reva is all about creating the future of mobility solutions for sustainable living. With our new clean and green manufacturing facility at Mahindra REVA, we are in the process of establishing new benchmarks within the automobile industry. The IGBC Platinum Certification will go a long way in inspiring and enhancing our vision for a cleaner tomorrow”.
Speaking on the occasion, Chetan Maini, Founder and Chief of Strategy & Technology, Mahindra Reva Electric Vehicles Pvt. Ltd., said, “We are delighted to receive the ‘Platinum’ certification from an esteemed body like the Indian Green Building Council. We have taken extreme care to ensure that our new manufacturing plant is a sustainable facility in all aspects and adheres to the universally set benchmarks of the IGBC. This certification is a validation of our commitment towards a greener tomorrow.”
Expressing delight over this landmark achievement, C Shekar Reddy, Chairman IGBC- Hyderabad Chapter & President, CREDAI Andhra Pradesh said, “This milestone has further consolidated India’s leadership role in promoting green buildings. We are confident that that many more companies in India will go the ‘Green’ way”, he added. The IGBC Green Factory rating system is a measurement system designed for rating both new and existing factory buildings. Credits are awarded for adhering to mandatory requirements, site selection and planning, water, energy and material conservation, indoor environment quality, occupational health, innovations and design process.
Mahindra Reva Electric Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. (Mahindra Reva), a global pioneer of electric vehicle technology has announced that it has been awarded the ‘Platinum’ Rating from the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC). The Mahindra Reva plant was awarded the ‘platinum rating’ in the site review by IGBC and thus set a unique record of becoming the first automobile manufacturing facility in India to receive this certification.
Commenting on this milestone occasion, Dr Pawan Goenka, President, Automotive & Farm Equipment Sectors, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., said, “Mahindra Reva is all about creating the future of mobility solutions for sustainable living. With our new clean and green manufacturing facility at Mahindra REVA, we are in the process of establishing new benchmarks within the automobile industry. The IGBC Platinum Certification will go a long way in inspiring and enhancing our vision for a cleaner tomorrow”.
Speaking on the occasion, Chetan Maini, Founder and Chief of Strategy & Technology, Mahindra Reva Electric Vehicles Pvt. Ltd., said, “We are delighted to receive the ‘Platinum’ certification from an esteemed body like the Indian Green Building Council. We have taken extreme care to ensure that our new manufacturing plant is a sustainable facility in all aspects and adheres to the universally set benchmarks of the IGBC. This certification is a validation of our commitment towards a greener tomorrow.”
Expressing delight over this landmark achievement, C Shekar Reddy, Chairman IGBC- Hyderabad Chapter & President, CREDAI Andhra Pradesh said, “This milestone has further consolidated India’s leadership role in promoting green buildings. We are confident that that many more companies in India will go the ‘Green’ way”, he added. The IGBC Green Factory rating system is a measurement system designed for rating both new and existing factory buildings. Credits are awarded for adhering to mandatory requirements, site selection and planning, water, energy and material conservation, indoor environment quality, occupational health, innovations and design process.
Re: Mahindra Reva NXR Caught Testing (Launch By End-2012)
This looks bigger than the current Reva. Solar roof is a good idea. But how many will buy it is the question...
This looks bigger than the current Reva. Solar roof is a good idea. But how many will buy it is the question...
Price will be high always. Government should give subsidies to EV, then only our fuel import bill can decrease.
Hope mahindra make a good hybrid, coz 80 km range is not practical in these days
Hope mahindra make a good hybrid, coz 80 km range is not practical in these days