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In 1901, Bengaluru recorded its very first car on city streets; by 1903, automobiles had rapidly transformed into a regular sight, though ownership remained exclusive to the Mysore royal family, affluent households, and senior government officials who could afford them
Bengaluru saw its first car sighting in 1901, marking a significant shift. Motorised transport quickly became a regular sight on city streets by 1903. Initially, cars were owned by the elite, including royalty and officials. Local car manufacturing began by 1906, fostering a new industry. By 1911, the city had its first car showroom and workshop.
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