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New Indian Company to Target Entry-Level Market With Diesels

18 February 2007

The Telegraph. The former president of Hyundai Motors India, B.V.R. Subbu, has co-founded a new auto company—MLR Motors Ltd.—that is planning to introduce a low-cost, entry-level diesel car in 2009.

Two versions of the car are planned with engine displacements of 900 cc and 1,500 cc; gasoline and CNG versions of the cars will follow.

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