Author name: Vinay Kamboj

In a major push towards sustainable mobility, the Maharashtra government has rolled out its ambitious Electric Vehicle (EV) Policy 2025, aimed at boosting the adoption of electric vehicles across the state. Approved by the State Cabinet, this new policy will remain in effect for five years and carries a significantly enhanced budget of Rs 1,993 […]

Royal Enfield has officially kicked off the registration process for the 2025 edition of its popular Continental GT Cup. Now in its fifth year, the championship continues its mission to make track racing more accessible for riders across India—this time with a broader reach and more opportunities than ever before. Expanded Nationwide Selection For 2025,

Tata Motors has officially teased the upcoming facelift of the Altroz premium hatchback, with a full unveiling and price announcement scheduled for May 22. While the Altroz has seen periodic updates since its launch in January 2020—mainly in terms of features and powertrain options—this will be its first major design refresh. What’s New in the

Aston Martin has taken the wraps off its most powerful non-electrified SUV yet — the DBX S. Sitting at the top of the DBX range, this new variant boasts a staggering 727hp, outmuscling even the 725hp Ferrari Purosangue. This also marks the first time the revered “S” badge — traditionally reserved for Aston Martin’s high-performance

Tata Motors’ popular sub-compact SUV, the Punch, is available with multiple powertrain options — petrol, electric, and CNG. This article focuses on the fuel efficiency of the CNG-powered Punch iCNG, which is priced between ₹7.30 lakh and ₹10.17 lakh (ex-showroom). Claimed vs Real-World Efficiency The Punch iCNG is officially rated by ARAI to deliver 26.99

Kawasaki has rolled out the 2025 Versys 650 in India, now priced at ₹7.93 lakh (ex-showroom). This updated model adheres to the latest OBD2B emission standards and introduces a fresh dual-tone grey-and-green colour scheme, adding a dash of modern flair to the sport-touring machine. The price sees a modest hike of ₹16,000 compared to the

Kawasaki has introduced the 2025 Versys 650 in India, priced at Rs 7,93,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi). This updated model will be sold alongside the 2024 version and comes at a premium of Rs 16,000 over the previous year’s bike. What’s New? The most notable update for 2025 is the addition of a Metallic Matte Graphenesteel Grey