Cadillac (Cadillac) Long-term Use 2026 Escalade IQL
IQL is not just a stretched Escalade EV, it also has a unique backend while offering 750 hp Cadillac has launched the 2026 ESCALADE IQL, which is 4.2 inches longer than the standard model. Although a lot of things are put on hold, the luxury SUV has unique rear pillars and more upright rear windows. The IQL uses a dual-sport all-wheel drive system with 750 hp, which can travel 460 miles at charge. Cadillac’s Escalade lineup is growing literally and figuratively, as American luxury brands launch the 2026 Escalade IQL. This is a stretched version of the large electric SUV, starting at $132,695. The Escalade IQL costs more than the regular model, following the footsteps of a standard EV, but spans 4.2 inches (107mm). As the wheelbase remains unchanged at 136.2 inches (3,460mm), most rooms benefit from third-row passengers. More: 2025 Cadillac Escalade jaw-dropping interior with 55-inch display As legroom climbs from 32.3 inches (820mm) to 36.7 inches (932mm), this…
Honda City CVT Long-term Review – First Report
Honda City Fourth and Fifth Generations We recently added Honda City’s Facelift to the long-term fleet and I’m excited to get into the steering wheel of the Obsidian Blue sedan with a CVT transmission. From my daily driver - the Great Barbaric Tata Safari Storme 4×4 tons - It's a refreshing change, especially in the hustle and bustle of the national capital. Time is perfect, considering my BS4 diesel safari is limited in severe AQI conditions in winter (super annoying!). I also have a 2014 Honda City Gasoline MT in my garage, so I'll make a lot of comparisons between the two in this report. I was immediately impressed by the style of the fifth generation city. It looks rich and with a makeover, it has a youthful appeal thanks to the bumper and revised grille. This special shade of blue further enhances its premium appearance. Park the large barbarian safari when AQI rises in Delhi The remote start button…
Best practices for maintaining long-term success
Reading time: 3 minutePromoting import and export business in a growing globalized market is a very favorable business opportunity. Appropriate strategies and careful planning for the company will help leverage more opportunities and revenues while building a solid global footprint. International trade brings many problems, but this obstacle can be overcome with the right guidance and knowledge to effectively navigate in this exciting space. Let's read. Some of the main benefits of expanding trading business Before you make a strategy, it is best to first know why it is important to expand your import and export business: 1. Increase market visits International expansion enables companies to explore and penetrate new markets, which helps them successfully diversify their dependencies and take advantage of various economic situations around the world. 2. The potential to get more profits Expansion brings economies of scale, better negotiations with suppliers, and more efficient logistics, thus improving profit margins and operational efficiency. 3. Business flexibility Businesses can…
GES establishes long-term partnerships with charities
GES EMEA has teamed up with the National House Project (NHP) charity to provide practical support to young people leaving care so that they can continue to live connections and live life. The charity provides unparalleled support and expertise by working with local authorities and other organizations to provide assistance from learning DIY skills and providing home basics, career advice and career training funds. GES will provide a range of support for young people in the program, including employment opportunities, guidance and skill development.“Sustainability is not just 'green', it's about ESG in general. A big part of our "social" agenda is exploring new partnerships that can help us have a real tangible impact on the lives of people in our community. Our partnership with NHP not only involves charitable donations, but also allows our employees to truly participate in the program and engage with it through mentoring, skills training or fundraising activities, to name just a few. This is to…
Despite Gaza, Red Sea trade routes face long-term uncertainty
Even after a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, global shipping companies remain hesitant to return to Red Sea trade routes as ongoing security concerns over attacks by Houthi rebels in Yemen remain. Also read: Houthi Red Sea attack disrupts global shipping, Interior chief urges action Ongoing threats undermine confidence The leader of Yemen's Houthi rebels recently announced that the group would monitor the ceasefire and could resume attacks on shipping if the ceasefire was breached. Since November 2023, the Houthis have carried out more than 100 attacks on ships in solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaza, sinking two ships, seizing another, and killing at least four sailors. The wave of attacks has caused significant disruption to global shipping and led many companies to reroute ships around the Cape of Good Hope, bypassing the Red Sea and Suez Canal entirely. Industry leaders choose safer route Executives in industries including shipping, insurance and retail stressed that risks in the Red Sea remain…
Take a long-term view of potential customers – trade shows
Weekly Insight: Take a long-term view of prospects November 10, 2023 A common misconception among exhibitors is that trade show owners must become customers within 30 days (or some other random timeline) for their exhibit investment to be worthwhile. That's unrealistic! Depending on the cost of your product, your audience's decision-making timeline... or a myriad of other factors, conversion from prospect to customer can take anywhere from 6-18 months. So don't lose them in the process! The key is to develop a strategy for nurturing leads throughout the process. Don’t think of them as “prospects,” think of them as “future friends and clients” and let that guide your follow-up system. Wondering where to start? Check out these podcasts/posts: Looking for ways to maximize your exhibition results? Get this book, thousands of exhibitors have used it to improve everything from show presentations to booth staffing to post-show follow-up and more! About the author Maris Arnold Marlys Arnold brings a unique perspective…
Turn event pain points into long-term wins
If you're an event marketer, you know how to create unforgettable event This is only half the battle. The real challenge is proving the ROI of the event and maintaining momentum after the event is over. The pain points of these two events; Event ROI and Participate after the eventis critical in turning a single campaign into a source of continued growth and connection for your brand. By employing targeted strategies to address these challenges, you can transform every event touchpoint into A valuable step in the customer journey, Convert short-term interactions into long term victory. Here's how to achieve this: 1. Make ROI more than just the number of leads Proving campaign ROI isn’t just about counting leads, it’s about showing up The full impact of your campaign About business. By focusing beyond basic metrics, you will demonstrate the long-term value of an event, Helping you secure future resources and prove your impact. Go beyond prospects: Don’t stop at…
Tata Tiago EV Long-term Review – Second Report
Tata Tiago.EV has long been the most efficientAfter Parth's first two months with the Tata Tiago EV, I had the opportunity to make my life more comfortable and affordable with the Tiago EV for the next two months. I mostly ride a motorcycle to get around or occasionally take a Tiago diesel out as I have one at home. So, getting used to the new Tiago EV was not a big challenge. The only major challenge was figuring out how to charge the car because, like Parth, I did not have an indoor charger.Fast charging is the best solution for city drivingA full charge costs around ₹400 to ₹530, depending on the public charging rates in Mumbai and Thane. Most of the time, I drain the car to around 10% before recharging. The estimated range varies dynamically based on my driving style, and engaging the Sport mode reduces the range by about 5-6%. The range also varies based on air…
Maruti Suzuki Fronx long-term review, August 2024 report
After about 17,000 km of companionship, it was time to say goodbye to our trusted long-term vehicle – the Maruti Suzuki Fronx. The moment has finally come! After around 17,000 kms, it’s time to say goodbye to our trusted long-term vehicle – the Maruti Suzuki Fronx. During the time it spent with us – 13 months to be exact – the car has held a special place in not only my heart but also in the hearts of my colleagues and those around me. The car has been back for a few days as I write this, and it wasn’t until the last day that I realised how much a piece of metal, rubber and cables can mean to you if you spend enough time with it. The kind gentleman who was responsible for keeping our favourite filming support vehicle clean on a daily basis started to think that maybe I had owned it and couldn’t stand the thought of…
MG Comet EV long-term review, August 2024 report
MG told us they needed our bright apple green Comet and offered to replace it with another model. This white model, with a more understated look, is now part of our fleet. Regular readers of our magazine (we love you guys) might have noticed that our long-term MG Comet looked different this month. I can assure you that the EV's paintwork has not faded due to the recent monsoon rains. In fact, our review unit was replaced with another one. MG told us they needed our bright apple green Comet and offered to replace it with another model. This white model is much more understated and is now part of our fleet. But it brought not only a new color, but also new problems. It is noticeably noisier than our previous car. This is especially noticeable when you are driving on a flat road with no distractions. Add to that the noticeable vibrations in the steering wheel and brake pedal,…
Royal Enfield Himalayan Long-Term Review, August 2024 Report
You see, I recently developed a new obsession that is more serious (and more expensive) than any other obsession I’ve ever had – off-roading. Well, long-time fans among us would know how coveted the Royal Enfield Himalayan is in our fleet. The keys to this plucky goat have been passed around since its arrival, and now that they have landed in my hands, I’m not giving them back if I have my way. At least, not anytime soon, and not without a fight (read: begging and pleading). You see, I've recently gotten back into off-roading, and with something a lot more serious (and expensive) than my previous off-roading obsession. The Himalayan did not disappoint. Last month, I took this bike for my first real trip into the backcountry for our exciting DesertX and Himalayan off-roading event. From the moment I took it out on gravel and sand, it proved its mettle as a capable, hardcore adventure bike. It's light, well-balanced,…
Honda Elevate long-term review, August 2024 report
For Honda fans in India, the Elevate is one of the company’s much-awaited new products. Honestly, Honda did take too long to join the SUV bandwagon, but then again, the Japanese company always does a very thorough research before developing a new product or entering a new segment. Despite the delay, the Elevate has proven to be a hit, boosting the company’s sales in India and in the export market. Our long-term Elevate was finished in a striking Phoenix Orange color with a contrasting black roof, ensuring excellent road presence. The interior is finished in a nice brown, and I particularly appreciated the streamlined, simple dashboard layout. Although I drove the Elevate when it debuted, spending more time with the car would provide a better understanding of how it performs in a variety of conditions, allowing for a more comprehensive assessment of its strengths and weaknesses. My first impression is that the Elevate is a solid product. It offers a…
The Shanghai Toy Fair will adhere to the long-term concept of “based on China and radiating to the world”.
The Shanghai Toy Fair will adhere to the long-term concept of "based on China and radiating to the world". The annual Shanghai Toy Fair will be held over three days in mid-September. The organizer of the exhibition is.Shanghai Culture and Entertainment Industry Association, the exhibition hall is located inShanghai Everbright Convention and Exhibition CenterThe 30,000-square-meter exhibition site is expected to attract more than 60,000 visitors and more than 500 exhibitors. China is the world's largest toy producing and exporting country, and 70% of the world's toys are made in China. There are more than 80,000 toy enterprises in China, with more than 10 million employees and an annual output value of more than 2 trillion yuan. Their output accounts for more than 70% of the world's total output. Among them, the toy market size has reached 0.8 trillion yuan. The market size is expected to exceed 1.5 trillion yuan by 2020. Under this situation, in order to promote the rapid…
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