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Parth Charan

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Mumbai
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Journalist and writer based out of Bombay who writes about cars and motorcycles. Compulsive note taker and doodler
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The Ferrari Amalfi Spider is a soulful-yet-ferocious GT car

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By Parth Charan Verified
| GQ India
Any club whose stepping-off point is 631 bhp is a hyper-exclusive one and so, the entry-point must be a fairly potent catalyst to what will hopefully become a lifelong obsession. Ferrari know this. They practically wrote the rule-book on exclusivity, paving a long and meandering path to its top echelons filled with hyper-exclusive mid-engined thoroughbreds.
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Beyond E20: Why India is betting on butanol as its next big biofuel

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By Parth Charan Verified
| Firstpost Verified
The Rs 12.5-crore MC² Grand Butanol Challenge is looking for technologies that could turn butanol into a commercially viable alternative to ethanol—and help reshape India’s biofuel strategy. India looks beyond ethanol as butanol emerges as a potential next-generation biofuel India's biofuel story has, for the better part of a decade, been synonymous with ethanol.
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Centre releases draft CAFE III norms: What India’s new emission rules could mean for consumers

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By Parth Charan Verified
| Firstpost Verified
The Ministry of Power has released a revised draft of the Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency III norms (CAFE III), which will govern the fuel efficiency of passenger vehicles in India. The proposed CAFE III norms, which replace CAFE II, are intended to come into force from April 1, 2027, and apply until March 31, 2032. They will replace CAFE II, which currently governs the passenger-vehicle industry.
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