Just when you thought the sub-₹1.5 lakh electric scooter segment couldn’t get any more crowded, BGauss has gone ahead and added another variant to its already-expanding OoWah lineup. The BGauss […]
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Toyota has given its popular midsize SUV a moodier makeover. The Urban Cruiser Hyryder Aero Black Edition has arrived as a limited-run styling package, and with the G(O) petrol variant
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Ducati has just handed India’s naked motorcycle segment a fresh headache. The 2026 Ducati Monster V2, the fifth generation of the bike that essentially invented the “streetfighter” category back in
Bajaj just pulled the wraps off two new Pulsar N160 variants — and this time, they’ve brought serious hardware to the fight. The Pulsar N160 S and Pulsar N160 SS
India’s two-wheeler king is finally going electric — and not with a scooter. Hero MotoCorp has officially confirmed that its first-ever electric motorcycle will arrive in 2027, a move that
Tata Motors has pulled the wraps off the Nexon Camo Edition, a limited-run special variant of India’s best-selling compact SUV, priced from Rs 9.99 lakh going up to Rs 13.94
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Land Rover has just dropped its most audacious luxury statement yet. The Range Rover SV Ultra has officially launched in India at Rs 3.8 crore (ex-showroom, New Delhi), and it
Yamaha has just given India’s most popular 150cc performance segment a shot of racing adrenaline. The Japanese giant has reintroduced the Monster Energy MotoGP Edition liveries on both the YZF-R15
Petrol prices haven’t cooled off, and neither has India’s appetite for SUVs and MPVs that don’t drink fuel like there’s no tomorrow. That’s exactly why strong hybrids have quietly become
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Porsche India has announced a new Assured Buyback Programme aimed at making ownership of its luxury vehicles more convenient and financially predictable. The initiative guarantees a predefined resale value after
Haryana has just handed electric vehicle buyers the biggest financial incentive the state has ever offered. The Haryana Cabinet, led by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, has approved a complete
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