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Loader vehicles have become an indispensable part of Eid celebrations in Pakistan due to their efficiency and time-saving benefits. With an increasing demand for animal sacrifices during Eid, loader vehicles ensure a smooth and organized process of transportation.
Transportation of Animals on Loader Vehicles During Eid Read More
Among the key models in BYD’s lineup are the Han and Tang series EVs, which according to the company recently surpassed the 1 million cumulative sales milestone.
BYD Han & Tang Series Reached 1 Millionth Delivery Milestone Read More
Talking about CBUs, vehicles that redefine the two-nation theory are the Toyota Camry hybrid and the new Land Cruiser J300.
Toyota Camry and Land Cruiser Redefining the Equation of Two Nations Read More
A new entry-level MG4 model is on the way, making it Australia’s new cheapest electric vehicle.
MG4 Becomes Cheapest Electric Car in Australia Read More
Nissan and other companies are the targets of a $1 billion lawsuit filed by Carlos Ghosn.
Carlos Ghosn Sues Nissan in Lebanon for $1 Billion Read More
Weddings in Pakistan are not just about getting the bride and groom married; it’s a time when families come together to celebrate and rejoice. And one way to celebrate this big event is by decorating the wedding car extravagantly.
The Trend of Decorating Cars on Wedding Day in Pakistan Read More
The electric VW Beetle concept developed for the animated feature “Miraculous: Ladybird & Cat Noir” may not be a digital-only project, according to new video evidence, as a full-size prototype was sighted in Paris, on the day of the original announcement.
An Unexpected VW Beetle Electric Concept Shows Up in Paris Read More
A Toyota GR86 suffered from a blown engine on the track, but the company denies warranty coverage
Toyota GR86 Blows Engine on Track, Denied Warranty Coverage Read More
Everatti has converted the 1970 special edition G-series Porsche 911 ST into an EV
Porsche 911 ST Converted into 440hp EV Read More
Hyundai and Kia will lose an additional $200 million as a result of the viral “Kia Challenge” TikTok trend that saw thousands of vehicles from the South Korean automakers stolen in the USA.
Hyundai and Kia to Pay Owners $200 Million Over Easily Stolen Cars Read More