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Also known as electronic stability program (ESP) or dynamic stability control (DSC), this technology traces its roots to the mid-eighties when carmakers began developing advanced traction control systems.
In 1990, Mitsubishi introduced the Diamante for the Japanese market, a car that featured a new electronically controlled active trace and traction control system, a precursor to the modern ESC.
The first model to use this technology was the 1995 Mercedes-Benz S 600 Coupe, which was equipped with a system co-developed with Bosch called Elektronisches Stabilitätsprogramm (Electronic Stability Program).
Over the years, this technology evolved and became widely used by the majority of carmakers and even became mandatory in multiple countries.
Citroën C5 Aircross Variants And Features Explained
Citroën C5 Aircross Variants And Features Explained
The Citroen C5 Aircross is offered in two trim options - Feel and Shine, and except for a few, all features and creature comforts available, are standard with both trims. Read on for all details.
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The C5 Aircross comes with a range of smart and premium features
The C5 Aircross comes with 6 airbags, ESP, electronic brake and lot more
With the soon-to-be-launched Citroën C5 Aircoss SUV, the French carmaker is all set to, officially enter, the Indian car market. Expected to be launched in March 2021, the new C5 Aircross comes to India as a CKD or Completely Knocked Down model, and it will be assembled at the company s production facility in Thiruvallur, Tamil Nadu. In fact, just recently, the company rolled out the first locally-assembled C5 Aircross, commencing commercial production. The company has already released details regarding variant
2021 Tata Safari: Variants Explained In Detail
The soon-to-be-launched Tata Safari will be offered in 6 variants - XE, XM, XT, XT+, XZ, and XZ+, along with automatic variants for the mid-spec XM, and top-end XZ and XZ+ trims
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The mid-spec XM and top-end XZ & XZ+ trims get automatic versions as well
Pre-bookings for the new Safari will begin on February 4, 2021
The 2021 Tata Safari SUV is all set to go on sale in India later this month, and the bookings will commence on February 4, 2021. We recently got to drive the SUV, and you can find our detailed review on the carandbike website. The new Tata Safari will be offered in 6 variants - XE, XM, XT, XT+, XZ, and XZ+, along with automatic variants for the mid-spec XM, and top-end XZ and XZ+ trims. Also, compared to its 5-seater sibling, the Harrier, the new 6- & 7-seater Safari comes with a bunch of new and updated features, and we are here to explain all of them to you.
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Four-wheel drive version also offered
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2021 Iveco Daily range has been released, coming with a range of improvements across specifications and technology for both vans and trucks.
Like before, the Daily is available as either a van or cab-chassis truck, with Iveco offering a variety of body styles and sizes.
All variants get new Euro 6-complaint turbo diesel engines, which uses Selective Catalytic Reduction, also known as AdBlue, to keep tailpipe emissions down.
Depending on specification, the 2021 Daily has either a
2.3-litre with 100kW/350Nm, or a