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NDTV
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
NueGo Teams Up With 'Housefull 5', Blending Comedy and Clean Travel
GreenCell Mobility's all-electric intercity bus service, NueGo, announced a new partnership with one of Bollywood's most anticipated films of the year - Housefull 5. As part of the tie-up, NueGo is rolling out a 10 per cent discount across its nationwide network of electric bus routes. Passengers can avail of the offer by entering the promo code 'Housefull5' while booking through the NueGo app or on their official website. The limited-time offer encourages eco-conscious commuting on the back of the impending release of the comedy movie. View this post on Instagram A post shared by NueGo (@nuegoindia) The fifth installment in the Housefull series, slated to hit theatres on June 6, 2025, brings together a star-studded cast that includes Akshay Kumar, Riteish Deshmukh, Abhishek Bachchan, Jacqueline Fernandez, Nargis Fakhri, and Sonam Bajwa. The movie has been directed by Tarun Mansukhani and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala under Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment (NGE) banner. Commenting on the collaboration, Devndra Chawla, CEO & MD of GreenCell Mobility, said, "We are thrilled to partner with Housefull 5, a film that embodies entertainment and mass appeal. At NueGo, we're committed to delivering safe, sustainable, and comfortable travel. This collaboration reflects our mission to integrate meaningful entertainment into green mobility, making each journey both engaging and responsible." NueGo is the first electric commercial mobility brand to equip its entire fleet with ADAS features. The company places a high priority on passenger safety and comfort, especially for women travellers with initiatives like 24x7 helpline for women, introduction of the Pink Seat option during ticket booking, CCTV surveillance, GPS tracking, speed-locking at 80 kmph, and real-time driver monitoring through breath analyser tests.
Time of India
23-04-2025
- Automotive
- Time of India
EVs, AI Cars & Air Taxis – The future just shifted gears
EV and Autonomous Driving are among the leading topics that are keeping automotive engineers busy across the world. And that's also reflected in a way in this week's edition of our ETAutoTech about EVs, building just good EVs may not be good enough. Building them with minimal environmental impact is. And, that's why any technology development that eliminates use of rare earth minerals commands special attention. Let us take a look. Top Highlights Made in India, Rare-Earth Free! VNIT's Game-Changer for EVs Nagpur's VNIT researchers have developed rare earth-free tech for electric vehicles —marking a major step in reducing India's reliance on Chinese imports. Why it matters: Rare-earth magnets are expensive and geopolitically sensitive. This innovation could change the EV cost equation. Read Full Story Smart Tech Trends India 2030: Self-Driving Boom? NITI Aayog's Big Forecast By 2030, the Indian auto landscape will be dominated by self-driving, smart, and safe tech features. Expect AI, ADAS, and automation to rule the road. Get the Insights Cloud Cars Are Coming Wipro Showcases AI-Powered SDV in Bengaluru Wipro's CEO Srini Pallia unveiled a cloud-connected car prototype built on AI-driven software-defined vehicle (SDV) architecture. See What's Inside ADAS on the Road NueGo Brings Driver Assistance to Electric Buses Electric bus operator NueGo equips its fleet with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) to boost safety on highways. Explore More Global Moves Flying Taxis in NYC? Archer & United Team Up Archer plans to launch an air-taxi network in New York City with United Airlines. Think Uber for the skies. Catch the Flight Plan China vs. Buzzwords Ban on 'Smart' & 'Autonomous' in Ads China clamps down on misleading vehicle ads using terms like 'smart' or 'autonomous' unless fully validated. Read the Policy Shift Japan Talks Safety Amid Trade Tensions Car Safety Takes Center Stage in Tariff Talks Japan to raise auto safety standards as a bargaining chip in upcoming tariff discussions with the US. Inside the Talks EV Disruptions Tesla Faces Heat Robotaxis & Budget EVs in the Spotlight Tesla scrambles to refocus on affordable EVs and its long-promised robotaxi rollout amid backlash and sliding demand. Full Story Volkswagen's China Strategy In-House Autonomous Driving for China VW doubles down on local R&D, building its own automated driving tech tailored to Chinese roads. View Development Plans Startup Spotlight Garuda Aerospace Lifts Off Raises ₹100 Cr in Series B Drone-tech startup Garuda Aerospace secures big funding from Venture Catalysts to expand into precision agri and smart delivery. Read the Funding Update Looking Ahead Nissan Sets 2027 Target Next-Gen Autonomy by FY27 Nissan to roll out next-generation autonomous driving technology with real-time hazard perception by fiscal year 2027. Future Drive Tech Enjoyed this issue? We invite you to kindly share your feedback on the newsletter, suggestions on what you would like to see in its future editions. Please share them on .
Time of India
23-04-2025
- Automotive
- Time of India
Smarter, Safer, Greener: This Week in Auto Tech
EV and Autonomous Driving are among the leading topics that are keeping automotive engineers busy across the world. And that's also reflected in a way in this week's edition of our ETAutoTech about EVs, building just good EVs may not be good enough. Building them with minimal environmental impact is. And, that's why any technology development that eliminates use of rare earth minerals commands special attention. Let us take a look. Top Highlights Made in India, Rare-Earth Free! VNIT's Game-Changer for EVs Nagpur's VNIT researchers have developed rare earth-free tech for electric vehicles —marking a major step in reducing India's reliance on Chinese imports. Why it matters: Rare-earth magnets are expensive and geopolitically sensitive. This innovation could change the EV cost equation. Read Full Story Smart Tech Trends India 2030: Self-Driving Boom? NITI Aayog's Big Forecast By 2030, the Indian auto landscape will be dominated by self-driving, smart, and safe tech features. Expect AI, ADAS, and automation to rule the road. Get the Insights Cloud Cars Are Coming Wipro Showcases AI-Powered SDV in Bengaluru Wipro's CEO Srini Pallia unveiled a cloud-connected car prototype built on AI-driven software-defined vehicle (SDV) architecture. See What's Inside ADAS on the Road NueGo Brings Driver Assistance to Electric Buses Electric bus operator NueGo equips its fleet with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) to boost safety on highways. Explore More Global Moves Flying Taxis in NYC? Archer & United Team Up Archer plans to launch an air-taxi network in New York City with United Airlines. Think Uber for the skies. Catch the Flight Plan China vs. Buzzwords Ban on 'Smart' & 'Autonomous' in Ads China clamps down on misleading vehicle ads using terms like 'smart' or 'autonomous' unless fully validated. Read the Policy Shift Japan Talks Safety Amid Trade Tensions Car Safety Takes Center Stage in Tariff Talks Japan to raise auto safety standards as a bargaining chip in upcoming tariff discussions with the US. Inside the Talks EV Disruptions Tesla Faces Heat Robotaxis & Budget EVs in the Spotlight Tesla scrambles to refocus on affordable EVs and its long-promised robotaxi rollout amid backlash and sliding demand. Full Story Volkswagen's China Strategy In-House Autonomous Driving for China VW doubles down on local R&D, building its own automated driving tech tailored to Chinese roads. View Development Plans Startup Spotlight Garuda Aerospace Lifts Off Raises ₹100 Cr in Series B Drone-tech startup Garuda Aerospace secures big funding from Venture Catalysts to expand into precision agri and smart delivery. Read the Funding Update Looking Ahead Nissan Sets 2027 Target Next-Gen Autonomy by FY27 Nissan to roll out next-generation autonomous driving technology with real-time hazard perception by fiscal year 2027. Future Drive Tech Enjoyed this issue? We invite you to kindly share your feedback on the newsletter, suggestions on what you would like to see in its future editions. Please share them on .
