Following a meeting between Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin and officials from the Rolls-Royce group in the UK, the Tamil Nadu Government announced that the British Defence and Aerospace firm expressed strong interest in expanding its operations in Tamil Nadu, with the addition of a Maintenance, Repair &amp; Overhaul, research and development, training centre and a significant expansion of its IAMPL joint venture in Hosur. Notably, Rolls-Royce is among the few conglomerates that plays a leading role in high-end jet engine manufacturing for civilian and military use.&nbsp;Further, the Tamil Nadu Government announced signing MoUs with a wide range of European firms from domains including defence and aerospace, shipbuilding intelligence, renewable energy, textile technology, and design. These MoUs were inked during Chief Minister Stalin's ongoing TN RISING European tour.&nbsp;&nbsp;These MoUs represent long-term strategic steps for Tamil Nadu in high-value and future-relevant sectors, positioning it as a national and global leader, the Government said. Lloyd's List Intelligence (SEASEARCHER) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to expand its Global Capability Centre in Chennai. The expansion by Lloyd's, a world leader in maritime risk management, insurance and ship tracking analytics, will significantly enhance Tamil Nadu's capabilities in shipbuilding, port management and maritime technology. Its flagship SEASEARCHER facility provides real-time visibility into global ship movements, ownership structures and port operations. This will boost Tamil Nadu's vast blue economy potential.&nbsp;Wilson Power &amp; Distribution Technologies has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tamil Nadu to set up a new power transformer manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu with an investment of Rs. 300 crore and employment of 543 people. More than 80 to 90 percent of its production will go towards renewable energy projects. This will directly contribute to Tamil Nadu becoming a green energy manufacturing capital and strengthen its clean technology value chain.&nbsp;Strengthening Tamil Nadu's position as India's leading textile export hub, Britannia RFID Technologies India, a subsidiary of UK-headquartered Britannia Garment Packaging, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to set up a high-capacity RFID Tag manufacturing unit in Tiruppur and Namakkal with an investment of Rs. 520 crore and employment to 550 people. This will help in digitizing the traceability and supply chain in the garment sector.&nbsp;The Tamil Nadu government said that these&nbsp; MoUs are a concrete example of the state leveraging the India-UK Free Trade Agreement to enhance sectoral cooperation and attract high-quality international investment.&nbsp;

Tamil Nadu Government announced signing MoUs with a wide range of European firms from domains including defence and aerospace, shipbuilding intelligence, renewable energy, textile technology, and design. 

Following a meeting between Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin and officials from the Rolls-Royce group in the UK, the Tamil Nadu Government announced that the British Defence and Aerospace firm expressed strong interest in expanding its operations in Tamil Nadu, with the addition of a Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul, research and development, training centre and a significant expansion of its IAMPL joint venture in Hosur. Notably, Rolls-Royce is among the few conglomerates that plays a leading role in high-end jet engine manufacturing for civilian and military use. Further, the Tamil Nadu Government announced signing MoUs with a wide range of European firms from domains including defence and aerospace, shipbuilding intelligence, renewable energy, textile technology, and design. These MoUs were inked during Chief Minister Stalin's ongoing TN RISING European tour. These MoUs represent long-term strategic steps for Tamil Nadu in high-value and future-relevant sectors, positioning it as a national and global leader, the Government said. Lloyd's List Intelligence (SEASEARCHER) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to expand its Global Capability Centre in Chennai. The expansion by Lloyd's, a world leader in maritime risk management, insurance and ship tracking analytics, will significantly enhance Tamil Nadu's capabilities in shipbuilding, port management and maritime technology. Its flagship SEASEARCHER facility provides real-time visibility into global ship movements, ownership structures and port operations. This will boost Tamil Nadu's vast blue economy potential. Wilson Power & Distribution Technologies has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tamil Nadu to set up a new power transformer manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu with an investment of Rs. 300 crore and employment of 543 people. More than 80 to 90 percent of its production will go towards renewable energy projects. This will directly contribute to Tamil Nadu becoming a green energy manufacturing capital and strengthen its clean technology value chain. Strengthening Tamil Nadu's position as India's leading textile export hub, Britannia RFID Technologies India, a subsidiary of UK-headquartered Britannia Garment Packaging, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to set up a high-capacity RFID Tag manufacturing unit in Tiruppur and Namakkal with an investment of Rs. 520 crore and employment to 550 people. This will help in digitizing the traceability and supply chain in the garment sector. The Tamil Nadu government said that these MoUs are a concrete example of the state leveraging the India-UK Free Trade Agreement to enhance sectoral cooperation and attract high-quality international investment.

Tamil Nadu Government announced signing MoUs with a wide range of European firms from domains including defence and aerospace, shipbuilding intelligence, renewable energy, textile technology, and design.&nbsp;

Rolls-Royce expressed interest to setup MRO unit in Tamil Nadu, says government

Buying a Rolls Royce luxury car just remains a dream for many and is a significant milestone for even the most wealthy businessmen, however, there are some ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNIs) who have multiple Rolls Royce motorcars. Recently, in a mind-numbing development, one such UHNI from Kolhapur, Maharashtra, took delivery of not just one but three Rolls-Royce vehicles in a single day. The lineup included a Cullinan Series II, a Ghost Series II, and the all-electric Spectre EV—together valued at approximately a staggering ₹27 crore. And the filthy rich individual is Sanjay Ghodawat.&nbsp;The Supercar Club India shared the photograph showing the three Rolls Royce cars parked next to each other on their Instagram page. In the image, Sanjay Ghodawat, the owner of these three Rolls Royce cars, is also seen standing in the middle. The first vehicle is the Cullinan Series II, then there is the Ghost Series II, while the Spectre EV is parked at the end.&nbsp;<h2>Who is this UHNI Sanjay Ghodawat?</h2>&nbsp;For the unaware, Sanjay Ghodawat is the Chairman of the Sanjay Ghodawat Group (SGG). His company has multiple businesses in various sectors including energy, aviation, consumer goods, food processing, and education. He is also the Chairman of Sanjay Ghodawat University.&nbsp;The first vehicle from the left in the picture is the Rolls Royce Cullinan Series II, considered the most luxurious SUV in the world. Ghodawat has chosen the classy shade of Iguazu Blue for his Cullinan Series II. It is the second-generation model, with slimmer LED headlights and new L-shaped LED DRLs.&nbsp;

Rolls Royce Cullinan Series II

&nbsp;&nbsp;It also has a slightly tweaked front grille, refreshed front and rear bumpers, and new alloy wheels. On the inside, it has a full-width glass panel called the “Gallery” and the new Rolls Royce Spirit infotainment system. A 6.75-litre twin-turbocharged V12 petrol motor powers the Cullinan Series II, making 571 bhp and 850 Nm of torque.&nbsp;The transmission duties are handled by an 8-speed automatic gearbox, and it has an all-wheel-drive system. The standard Cullinan Series II is priced at Rs 10.50 crore (ex-showroom), while the Black Badge variant of this SUV is priced at Rs 12.25 crore (ex-showroom).&nbsp;The second luxury model in the middle is the Rolls Royce Ghost Series II, the second-generation Ghost’s facelifted iteration. Its pricing starts at Rs 8.95 crore. Ghodawat has picked the classy shade of Bohemian Red for this sedan that comes with redesigned headlights, refreshed bumpers, and new alloy wheels.&nbsp;

Rolls Royce Ghost Series II

&nbsp;&nbsp;The same 6.75-litre twin-turbocharged V12 petrol motor powers the Ghost Series II also, but here it produces 563 bhp and 850 Nm of torque.&nbsp;WATCH: Chinese Property Giant Evergrande Delisted After Spectacular Fall&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/chinese-property-giant-evergrande-delisted-after-spectacular-fall-1756133958470/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/chinese-property-giant-evergrande-delisted-after-spectacular-fall-1756133958470/embed</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;The last vehicle in the image that ignites further envy is the Rolls Royce Spectre EV, the luxury brand’s first and only electric vehicle available for sale. This coupe EV starts at Rs 7.5 crore, and the billionaire has chosen the classy shade of Imperial Jade (Green). Spectre EV has a massive 102 kWh battery pack, which offers a range of 530 km.&nbsp;

Rolls Royce Spectre EV

&nbsp;It has a dual-motor setup that is capable of pushing out 585 bhp and 900 Nm of torque. Despite being heavy, the EV can reach from 0 to 100 kmph in just 4.5 seconds. Actor Ram Charan also owns this electric coupe from Rolls Royce.

The Supercar Club India shared the photograph showing the three Rolls Royce cars parked next to each other on their Instagram page, with Sanjay Ghodawat, their owner, standing in the middle. The first car is the Cullinan Series II, then there is Ghost Series II, and Spectre EV parked last.

Buying a Rolls Royce luxury car just remains a dream for many and is a significant milestone for even the most wealthy businessmen, however, there are some ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNIs) who have multiple Rolls Royce motorcars. Recently, in a mind-numbing development, one such UHNI from Kolhapur, Maharashtra, took delivery of not just one but three Rolls-Royce vehicles in a single day. The lineup included a Cullinan Series II, a Ghost Series II, and the all-electric Spectre EV—together valued at approximately a staggering ₹27 crore. And the filthy rich individual is Sanjay Ghodawat. The Supercar Club India shared the photograph showing the three Rolls Royce cars parked next to each other on their Instagram page. In the image, Sanjay Ghodawat, the owner of these three Rolls Royce cars, is also seen standing in the middle. The first vehicle is the Cullinan Series II, then there is the Ghost Series II, while the Spectre EV is parked at the end. Who is this UHNI Sanjay Ghodawat? For the unaware, Sanjay Ghodawat is the Chairman of the Sanjay Ghodawat Group (SGG). His company has multiple businesses in various sectors including energy, aviation, consumer goods, food processing, and education. He is also the Chairman of Sanjay Ghodawat University. The first vehicle from the left in the picture is the Rolls Royce Cullinan Series II, considered the most luxurious SUV in the world. Ghodawat has chosen the classy shade of Iguazu Blue for his Cullinan Series II. It is the second-generation model, with slimmer LED headlights and new L-shaped LED DRLs.

The Supercar Club India shared the photograph showing the three Rolls Royce cars parked next to each other on their Instagram page, with Sanjay Ghodawat, their owner, standing in the middle. The first car is the Cullinan Series II, then there is Ghost Series II, and Spectre EV parked last.

Indian business magnate buys three Rolls-Royce luxury cars in a day

Rolls-Royce 103EX: A self-driving lounge which redefining luxury&nbsp;Rolls-Royce’s 103EX concept car is unlike any other car you have seen. Which is nearly 19.4 feet long, it is designed as a fully self-driving luxury lounge that shows how Rolls-Royce sees the future of personal mobility. It’s concept was first unveiled in 2016, the 103EX is part of the brand’s ‘Vision Next 100’ programme, aimed at imagining cars for the next 100 years.<h2>What is the 103EX?</h2>As of now Rolls-Royce 103EX is not a production car but a vision concept. It is built on a lightweight carbon fibre structure, with a fully electric powertrain. There is no steering wheel or dashboard. Instead, it has a spacious interior with a large OLED screen and a sofa-like bench, which gives the feel of a private lounge or living room in the car.&nbsp;According to Rolls-Royce, the 103EX will be fully autonomous. The idea is that future luxury cars will driver less. Instead, an AI assistant named ‘Eleanor’ will control the entire vehicle, from it’s route options to managing the journey.<h2>Design and comfort</h2>The 103EX looks futuristic from every angle. Its design includes a massive covered wheel arch and a flowing roofline that opens upwards to let passengers in. The entryway opens like a theatre curtain, and the roof lifts to allow you to step in without bending. Inside the car, there’s no sign of controls. Instead, you get a minimalist, quiet cabin built with fine materials, including silk and wood as per reports.&nbsp;Rolls-Royce says the 103EX can be customised entirely to the owner’s preferences from the materials to how the AI behaves. &nbsp;

Rolls-Royce 103ex: A lounge on wheels with ai control

<h2>The future of luxury travel?</h2>While the 103EX may never be mass-produced, it gives us a glimpse into what high-end travel could look like in the future. With no need for a driver or controls, passengers can focus on relaxing or working. Overall it combines futuristic technology with Rolls-Royce’s tradition of luxury.

The Rolls-Royce 103EX is a futuristic concept car with no steering wheel, no dashboard, and full self-driving features. It looks like a luxury lounge on wheels, controlled by AI, and gives a bold glimpse into the future of high-end travel. Know more details.

Rolls-Royce 103EX: A self-driving lounge which redefining luxury Rolls-Royce’s 103EX concept car is unlike any other car you have seen. Which is nearly 19.4 feet long, it is designed as a fully self-driving luxury lounge that shows how Rolls-Royce sees the future of personal mobility. It’s concept was first unveiled in 2016, the 103EX is part of the brand’s ‘Vision Next 100’ programme, aimed at imagining cars for the next 100 years. What is the 103EX? As of now Rolls-Royce 103EX is not a production car but a vision concept. It is built on a lightweight carbon fibre structure, with a fully electric powertrain. There is no steering wheel or dashboard. Instead, it has a spacious interior with a large OLED screen and a sofa-like bench, which gives the feel of a private lounge or living room in the car. According to Rolls-Royce, the 103EX will be fully autonomous. The idea is that future luxury cars will driver less. Instead, an AI assistant named ‘Eleanor’ will control the entire vehicle, from it’s route options to managing the journey. Design and comfort The 103EX looks futuristic from every angle. Its design includes a massive covered wheel arch and a flowing roofline that opens upwards to let passengers in. The entryway opens like a theatre curtain, and the roof lifts to allow you to step in without bending. Inside the car, there’s no sign of controls. Instead, you get a minimalist, quiet cabin built with fine materials, including silk and wood as per reports. Rolls-Royce says the 103EX can be customised entirely to the owner’s preferences from the materials to how the AI behaves.

The Rolls-Royce 103EX is a futuristic concept car with no steering wheel, no dashboard, and full self-driving features. It looks like a luxury lounge on wheels, controlled by AI, and gives a bold glimpse into the future of high-end travel. Know more details.

This Rolls-Royce is a living room on wheels, not a car

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Indian business magnate buys three Rolls-Royce luxury cars in a day

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