Nitin Gadkari’s road safety directive strikes a chord with helmet industry
If only such a trial could be taking place in India. Toyota Motor Corporation will begin consumer trials of the “i-Road” personal mobility vehicle in the Greater Tokyo Area in Japan. The limited trials, which aim to gauge the effectiveness of the electric vehicle in everyday situations in urban areas, will run from March 24 through early June, said a company statement.
The i-Road offers a unique riding experience, combining the convenience of a motorcycle with the comfort and stability of a car. It’s a two-in-one joy and experience. he i-Road to be used in the consumer trial in Tokyo is based on the model shown as a concept at the 43rd Tokyo Motor Show 2013. It is now available in five colours and features improved visibility, ease-of-use and maneuverability.
Toyota will provide ten vehicles to around 20 test participants. They will include members of the general public to trend and industry experts. Feedback will be collected concerning driving feel, user satisfaction, ease-of-use in urban areas, and impact on destination choices. Can India learn from this experience? With its congested roads and inadequate infrastructure, this kind of vehicle will surely ease a lot of tension on Indian roads for everyone!
The 2024 Mahindra Thar Roxx from Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd. is the first new passenger vehicle to feature Monroe OE Solutions passive dampers fitted with Tenneco’s Monroe Ride Refine Advanced Hydrauli...
Lanxess is offering a new solution for the rapidly growing battery industry. The Lewatit MK 51 ion exchange resin from Lanxess selectively removes boron from metal concentrates, thus enabling the extr...
Magenta Mobility, India’s leading sustainable logistics solutions provider, has developed and implemented NorMinc, an advanced IoT-powered vehicle management platform designed to transform fleet opera...