Rolls-Royce is a high-end engineering company focused on power and propulsion systems
Rolls-Royce has inked a pact with Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers (GRSE) under which the former's MTU Series 4000 engines will be assembled at GRSE's Ranchi facility and later installed in naval vessels. As per the agreement, Rolls-Royce's 12V and 16V 4000 M90 type engines will be assembled in GRSE's diesel engine plant in Ranchi. An option for the local production of parts in the future was also agreed, Rolls Royce said in a statement. Besides, the agreement includes the transfer of MTU technology related to assembly, testing and painting. GRSE is a public sector unit while MTU is a brand of Rolls-Royce Power Systems. "This agreement strengthens our long-standing and successful partnership with MTU. It is an important contribution to our indigenisation programme in line with the government's Make in India strategy," GRSE CMD Rear Admiral (ret.) V K Saxena said. Under the partnership, the PSU plans to achieve 40 per cent indigenous content ...
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Super luxury British carmaker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars today launched the new version of its convertible Dawn here with an asking price of Rs 6.25 crore (ex-showroom, Mumbai). Dawn comes with a 6.6-liter engine and downs the roof in flat 20 seconds while cruising at 50 kmph, and is the quietest convertible car in the world today, said Sven Ritter, Rolls-Royce's Sales Manager for South Asia. He said the new four-seater Dawn is the first super-luxury convertible in the country and will be launched in Delhi and Chennai soon. The firm's Asia Pacific Regional Director Paul Harris said Dawn is the pinnacle of luxury and therefore meant for only a select few. "With the progressive economy, growing appetite for luxury goods and increasing number of successful entrepreneurs, Rolls-Royce has targeted India for future growth," he added. While refusing to share sales expectation, he said globally the company sold over 4,000 units last year and "with the already strong heritage that the brand ..