Reva NXG

REVA NXG
Reva a practical electrical car on the road and its producing by a Bangalore based Indian electoral car company

Photo of REVA NXG

Details of REVA NXG

• sporty car
• two-seater
• targa roof
• top speed of 130 kmph 200 kms
• run 200 kms on a full charge
• production will be commence on 2011

Image taken from flickr

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Reva Car Models : REVA NXR and REVA NXG

Reva a practical electrical car on the road is going to hit with new two models REVA NXR and REVA NXG. An Bangalore based Indian electoral car company choose an Indian to deisin the new models. The famous Dilip Chhabria an internationally renowned automotive design company DC Design.

Picture of New REVA NXR

Details of REVA NXR

• four-seater
• three-door
• hatchback
• Lithium Ion Battery
• Top Speed 104 kmph
• run 160 kms on a full charge
• optional solar panels on the top
• family car suitable for urban driving
• production scheduled to commence on beginning of 2010.

REVA NXR and REVA NXG Pictures in the new REVA Global website

Details of REVA NXG

• sporty car
• two-seater
• targa roof
• top speed of 130 kmph 200 kms
• run 200 kms on a full charge
• production will be commence on 2011

In both the cars REVA is using a new technology called REVive telematics technology 'a feature unique to REVA that addresses ‘range anxiety’ and will act as an invisible reserve fuel tank. If the customer runs out of charge, he/she can telephone or send a SMS message to REVA 24/7 customer support center and remote charge enables the REVA new models to continue driving within a few minutes'


A lead acid battery variant will be made available for India (REVA NXR), which apart from being cheaper will have a reduced top of 80 kmph and a range of 80 kms.

At present in the Indian market REVA is delivering very badly designed mdoels REVAi Standard, REVAi AC, REVAi Classe to Indian customers. Lot of room to improve the design and finishing of the vehicle. Even your fingers can easily go through the gaps of the vechile. Hope REVA will provide the new designs to the Indian market with out any changes.

In Bangalore we can see lot of 'toy car' REVA in the heavy traffic. What ever it is REVA is doing a great job to save the environment and it will save your wallet. Average cost per Km with a REVA is 40 paise in India. 40 paise is equivalent to 0.00822 USD

WebSite
REVA Inida
REVA Global (New website launching on September 16 2009)

REVA Global (Launching on September 16 2009)

REVA Born Green

REVA’s presence at the Frankfurt Show
REVA Hall 8, Stand D38
63rd Frankfurt International Motor Show (Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung), 15 -27 September 2009.

best paid cities in world

If you are looking for a job aboard, just make sure that your city choice among one of them from the below list.

Forbes compiled a list of cities which will pay you well.


List of 20 best paid cities in the world

1. Zurich, Switzerland
Net pay per hour: $22.60
Gross pay per hour: $30.30
Tax and Social Security contributions: 46%
Vacation days: 23

2. Geneva, Switzerland
Net pay per hour: $20.40
Gross pay per hour: $29.20
Tax and Social Security contributions: 30%
Vacation days: 23

3. New York
Net pay per hour: $19
Gross pay per hour: $26.10
Tax and Social Security contributions: 28%
Vacation days: 12

4. Dublin, Ireland
Net pay per hour: $18.70
Gross pay per hour: $22
Tax and Social Security contributions: 15%
Vacation days: 21

5. Luxembourg
Gross pay per hour: $22.40
Net pay per hour: $18.20
Tax and Social Security contributions: 18%
Vacation days: 25

6. Copenhagen, Denmark
Net pay per hour: $17.70
Gross pay per hour: $32.80
Tax and Social Security contributions: 46%
Vacation days: 24

7. Los Angeles
Net pay per hour: $17.40
Gross pay per hour: $23.90
Tax and Social Security contributions: 27%
Vacation days: 11

8. Oslo, Norway
Net pay per hour: $15.80
Gross pay per hour: $24.40
Tax and Social Security contributions: 35%
Vacation days: 25

9. Helsinki, Finland
Net pay per hour: $15.70
Gross pay per hour: $21.30
Tax and Social Security contributions: 25%
Vacation days: 27

10. Miami
Net pay per hour: $15.70
Gross pay per hour: $21.10
Tax and Social Security contributions: 25%
Vacation days: 11

11. Tokyo
Net pay per hour: $15.70
Gross pay per hour: $19.40
Tax and Social Security contributions: 18%
Vacation days: 15

12. Chicago
Net pay per hour: $14.90
Gross pay per hour: $21.10
Tax and Social Security contributions: 28%
Vacation days: 13

13.Munich, Germany
Net pay per hour: $14.60
Gross pay per hour: $23
Tax and Social Security contributions: 36%
Vacation days: 27

14. Frankfurt, Germany
Net pay per hour: $14.50
Gross pay per hour: $22.10
Tax and Social Security contributions: 34%
Vacation days: 29

15. Brussels, Belgium
Net pay per hour: $14.10
Gross pay per hour: $21.60
Tax and Social Security contributions: 34%
Vacation days: 22

16. Sydney
Net pay per hour: $14
Gross pay per hour: $18.30
Tax and Social Security contributions: 23%
Vacation days: 20

17. Vienna
Net pay per hour: $14
Gross pay per hour: $18.80
Tax and Social Security contributions: 25%
Vacation days: 25

18. London
Net pay per hour: $22.60
Gross pay per hour: $30.30
Tax and Social Security contributions: 22%
Vacation days: 22

19. Berlin
Net pay per hour: $13.70
Gross pay per hour: $19.70
Tax and Social Security contributions: 31%
Vacation days: 28

20. Amsterdam
Net pay per hour: $13.50
Gross pay per hour: $20.70
Tax and Social Security contributions: 35%
Vacation days: 26

world capitals of the future

Forbes published a list of 'World capitals of the future'

'The world capitals of tomorrow may largely be not in the Western world' : says Forbes

List of world capitals of the future by Forbes

1. Bangalore (India)
2. Mumbai (India)
3. Hyderabad (India)
4. Beijing (China)
5. Shanghai (China)
6. Dubai (UAE)
7. Perth (Australia)
8. Moscow (Russia)
9. Calgary (Canada)
10. Dallas (US)
11. Houston (US)
12. Sao Paulo (Brazil)

Brazilian President Mr. Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva,
Russian President Mr. Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev,
China President Mr. Hu Jintau,
Indian Prime Minister Mr. Manmohan Singh

Most of the future capitals are from BRIC countries (7 out 12)
BRIC countires are Brazil, Russia, India and China

There are few versions of BRIC countries : BRICK (K for South Korea), BRIMC (M for Mexico) BRICA (GCC Arab countries – Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and the United Arab Emirates) and BRICET (including Eastern Europe and Turkey)

Astrologer comes into my mind after seeing different versions of BRIC
At least one 'BRIC' will comes into reality

'What is BRIC: BRIC or BRICs is an acronym that refers to the fast growing developing economies of Brazil, Russia, India, and China. The acronym was first coined and prominently used by Goldman Sachs in 2001.[1][2] Goldman Sachs argued that, since they are developing rapidly, by 2050 the combined economies of the BRICs could eclipse the combined economies of the current richest countries of the world. The four countries, combined, currently account for more than a quarter of the world's land area and more than 40% of the world's population. ' from wiki