Bharat Benz

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BharatBenz in collaboration with Reliance Industries on Wednesday showcased India's first intercity luxury concept coach powered by Hydrogen fuel cell technology. Unveiled at the 4th Energy Transitions Working Group meeting under India's G20 Presidency at Goa, being held between 19-22 July, the concept coach will be used to conduct an advanced engineering study to explore the viability of hydrogen fuel cell as a propulsion alternative for the future, according to a statement. The hydrogen fuel cell propulsion technology used on a customized BharatBenz coach chassis is developed indigenously by Reliance Industries and is being engineered to offer a range of approximately 400 km, it said. This study will also help understand how viable is H2 fuel cell technology for inter-city travel, according to the statement. The G20 Energy Transitions Working Group was established to address the global challenges of energy transition and sustainability, brings together representatives from G20 ..

Commercial vehicles maker Daimler India has forayed into the pre-owned business segment under its new brand 'BharatBenz Certified', the company said on Monday. Daimler India Commercial Vehicles is a wholly owned subsidiary of Stuttgart-based Daimler Truck AG. The new business initiative would refurbish and sell pre-owned BharatBenz trucks to customers. To be initially available at Trident Trucking in Bengaluru, the BharatBenz Certified programme would be expanded to other dealerships across the country. "Our perpetual and thorough market research practice brought to our attention the aspiration of customers who would like to purchase pre-owned BharatBenz trucks. This need in the market gave birth to the idea of launching BharatBenz Certified -- a company-steered pre-owned CV business initiative...," BharatBenz Marketing, sales, and customer service, President Rajaram K said. BharatBenz Certified would also be the catalyst for its customers to upgrade their fleet to new BharatBenz

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The company also offers buyers attractive service contracts wherein they can opt for fixed maintenance plans