Excella Electronics has bagged the prestigious Bharat Gaurav Award from the Council for National Development, Delhi. The award is given to companies and individuals to highlight their outstanding achievement, expertise and excellence in their respective field and also for their contribution to nation building and caring for environment, people and their workers. 

Excella Electronics is in industrial electronics, electrical and instrumental field since 38 years and have designed and developed speed-measuring instruments, which find application in areas like textile, plastic packaging, steel, mines, petrochemicals, automatic power generation, nuclear power, turbine technology, pharmaceuticals, etc.

Hindustan Motors introduced the Montero in India recently. The new Montero will replace the existing model, which was till recently being marketed in India. The vehicle is currently being made available as a completely built unit (CBU) and will be marketed through the network of 35 Mitsubishi Motors dealership across India. 

The vehicle was unveiled by R Santhanam, managing director, HM, Kazuyuki Kambayashi, GM (Asia and ASEAN B Department, Mitsubishi Motors) and Shinichi Kurihara, executive officer and corporate general manager, product strategy. The new Montero features 3.2-litre, turbocharged intercooled, common-rail, diesel generating 164.5ps and maximum torque of 383Nm. Power is supplied to four wheels through a 5-speed manual transmission and super select 4WD (SS4-II), all-wheel independent suspension system, active stability and traction control (ASTC) and monocoque body with built-in ladder frame.

Bajaj Auto has launched the 220cc Pulsar DTS-Fi. First digital twin spark-fuel injected motorcycle, the Pulsar 220, according to Bajaj sources, sets new benchmarks in technology, performance and styling to address the needs of a growing segment of pro-bikers. The most prominent feature of the motorcycle is the fuel injection, which gives the bike that linear power curve, crisp feel and instant throttle response. 

The motorcycle boasts a highly refined low noise, no vibes 220cc motor that gives a heady 20 bhp and 1.95kgm of torque. The bike is also equipped with oil cooler, which helps maintain lube oil viscosity under extreme conditions of stress and ambient temperatures. Other features include tubeless tyres, digital console (with digital odometer, digital speedometer, digital fuel gauge and two digital tripmeters), indicators (for air filter condition, engine temperature, battery voltage and oil level), split seats and electric start. The Pulsar 220 will be exclusively sold through the 'Probiking' showrooms and is priced Rs81280/- ex showroom, New Delhi.