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Captur, the stylish SUV in Goa

Renault Captur, the stunning crossover clearly reflecting Renault's new design DNA was launched at Priority Renault Panjim City Showroom at the hands of Parind Nachinolcar.

Captur, the stylish SUV in Goa

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With an attractive introductory price of Rs 9.99 lakh, it comes loaded with more than 50 premium features as standard offerings from the starting variant onwards.
These include projector headlamps, C-shaped Sapphire LED DRLs, fully automatic temperature control with rear cooling vents, integrated audio system with USB & Aux-in and Bluetooth, steering wheel controls, push- button start with remote central locking, dual airbags, Antilock-Braking System (ABS) with Electronic Brake Distribution (EBD) &
Brake Assist and rear defogger with wiper.
Renault Captur is equipped with modern hi-tech solutions which makes driving comfortable and pleasant. These include the smart access card, the Infinity Instrument Cluster enabling a complete cockpit experience, a user-friendly new generation Intelligent ULC 3.0 multimedia navigation system with a seven-inch display, voice recognition (for iOS), maps along with temperature and time display.
Interior finishes of the car are also modern and innovative. Renault Captur will be available with both petrol and diesel powertrain options.
The launch of Captur is well supported by Renault's aggressive network expansion plans, both from a sales and service perspective.
Priority Renault has 4 sales outlets and 2 service outlets that will make Renault products and services, including Renault Captur, more accesw
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Professional approach needed for grounded copter joy-rides

Years after announcing initiatives like helicopter joy-rides, amphibious buses and seaplanes, the state government is yet to commercially launch these services. The tourism industry says that a thorough and professional approach is required to launch and market products like these

Karan Sehgal
Published Nov 6, 2017, 5:41 PM IST
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Professional approach needed for grounded copter joy-rides

It was with much fanfare that Goa Tourism had launched Helicopter Joy-Rides on Republic Day last year (January 26, 2016). The then Chief Minister, Laxmikant Parsekar, had also taken the inaugural ride in a helicopter and had said that the joy-rides would give tourists an aerial view of Goa's greenery, temples, churches, beaches and waterfalls. More than a year-and-half down the line, the helicopter joy-rides are not operational in the state. Nilesh Cabral, chairman, Goa…

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