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The all-new Audi Q7 drives into India

The all-new Audi Q7 drives into India
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Audi, the German luxury car manufacturer, today announced the introduction of the all-new Audi Q7 in India equipped with class defining features. The powerful 45 TDI (3.0 TDI) engine churns out 249 hp (183 kW) of power and 600 Nm of torque, propelling the Audi Q7 from 0 to 100 kmph in 7.1 seconds. The all-new Audi Q7 sets new standards in terms of efficiency with fuel consumption figures that are best in class - 14.75 kmpl. Up to 325 kgs lighter than its predecessor, all-new Audi Q7 Premium Plus is priced at INR 72,00,000 and the all-new Audi Q7 Technology is priced at INR 77,50,000 ex-showroom Mumbai and New Delhi.

“India is a land of quattro, and SUVs owing to their high degree of functionality are the preferred choice of mobility here. The all-new Audi Q7 encapsulates the cutting-edge technology that is at the very heart of the Audi brand. It is an efficient and sporty superlative offering, with even better dynamics than its predecessor. Lightweight yet extremely powerful, the class-defining SUV offers unprecedented performance with exceptional fuel efficiency. The all-new chassis made up of multi-material body provides excellent comfort while its eight-speed tiptronic transmission, allows drivability that is both agile and comfortable. Combined with a striking imposing design with great road presence and performance, the all-new Audi Q7 is poised to emulate the success of its predecessor,” said Joe King, Head, Audi India.

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Australia approves dredging for coal port near Barrier Reef

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Published Dec 23, 2015, 12:00 AM IST
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Sydney Australia approved on Tuesday a controversial expansion of the Abbot Point coal terminal, which environmentalists fear will damage the Great Barrier Reef but supporters say is needed to protect the sector from decline. The expansion work will require dredging 1.1 million cubic meters of seabed near the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, which will then be disposed of on land to make way for what will become one of the world's biggest export terminals for coal. Federal…

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