The new Hyundai i20 Coupe, a three-door version of the i20 launched earlier this year, is now available in Malta at Meridian Enterprises.

The new i20 Coupe shares most of its technical underpinnings and engine line-up with the five-door but also has some fairly major design differences.

The unique-in-class panoramic sunroof is able to both tilt and fully open. The inclusion of front and rear parking assist, heated steering wheel, static bending headlamps and automatic defog system are firsts for a Hyundai B-segment vehicles. Additionally, the lane departure warning system and Hill Assist Control are innovative features normally found in higher segments.

Go launches superfast internet

Go has launched a superfast internet plan which includes limitless monthly download and upload usage.

With a download speed of 500Mbps and an upload speed of 20Mbps, customers will now be able to run multiple internet devices at home simultaneously and download or upload large volumes of data in seconds.

Kurt Camilleri, Go’s chief commercial officer, said: “Go’s Fibre-To-The-Home project is a real game changer. It will now take less than one second to download 10 songs.”

Go is investing €50 million in order to deliver fibre optic connections directly into customers’ homes. Those who wish to experience fibre connections and to try out the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset can visit the Go fibre stand at The Point on Level -2 every Saturday until the end of this month.

www.go.com.mt/fibre

CBM issued PopeJohn Paul II coin

The Central Bank of Malta issued a limited edition gold coin commemorating Pope John Paul II on the 10th anniversary of his demise. The coin has a face value of €5 and will be sold for €60 (including VAT).

Karol Josef Wojtyla was born in Poland in 1920 and was elected Pope in 1978. During his pontificate, John Paul II made 104 international apostolic journeys, beatified 1,338 people and canonised 482 saints. He died on April 2, 2005 and was raised to sainthood by Pope Francis on April 27, 2014.

This coin was designed and engraved by Noel Galea Bason and is of proof quality. The obverse shows the emblem of Malta and the year of issue, 2015. The reverse carries a portrait of Pope John Paul II.

For more information, contact the bank’s Malta Coins Distribution Centre by email on mcdc@centralbankmalta.org or by calling (+356) 2550 6006/7/8.

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