Buying Guides

At BikeDekho, we usually focus on sensible things—mileage, practicality, safety, and which bike gives you the most bang for your buck. But sometimes, we can’t resist stepping into the world of pure extravagance, where logic takes the back seat and motorcycles cost more than posh apartments in Mumbai. So, for today’s ride into madness, let’s […]

The demand for affordable electric cars in India is growing rapidly, with brands like Tata, MG, and Citroën leading the charge. With more buyers prioritising eco-friendly mobility, several mass-market EVs are now available at prices under ₹15 lakh. But which one offers the best value, the longest range, or the lowest entry price? Let’s take

A 360-degree camera is no longer limited to premium SUVs and luxury cars. Today, even budget-friendly hatchbacks, sedans, and compact SUVs offer this safety and convenience feature. By combining feeds from multiple cameras placed around the car, it gives drivers a bird’s-eye view of their surroundings—making parking and manoeuvring in tight spaces much easier. If

The Renault Kiger and Nissan Magnite have carved out strong positions in the sub-4 metre SUV segment. Built on the same platform and powered by similar engines, these sibling SUVs share plenty in common. But when it comes to their fully loaded trims – the Renault Kiger Emotion and Nissan Magnite Tekna+ – which one

Royal Enfield continues to dominate India’s mid-capacity motorcycle market, and the latest SIAM sales data for July 2025 gives us a clear picture of which models are driving the brand’s success. From timeless classics to modern cruisers, here are the five best-selling Royal Enfield motorcycles last month. 1. Royal Enfield Classic 350 – 26,516 Units

If you’re shopping in the ₹8–10 lakh motorcycle segment, you’re stepping into serious performance territory. This price band brings in higher-capacity parallel-twins, triples, and inline-fours—machines that balance speed, handling, and premium features. One of the best ways to compare them is through their power-to-weight ratio—a metric that shows how much performance each kilogram of the

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are no longer reserved for premium cars. In recent years, several mass-market manufacturers have begun offering these safety technologies in their more affordable models. ADAS features like forward collision warning, lane keep assist, adaptive cruise control, and blind spot monitoring can now be found in compact sedans and SUVs priced

Safety has become one of the most important purchase factors for Indian car buyers, and the introduction of the Bharat New Car Assessment Programme (BNCAP) in 2023 has added much-needed clarity. Under this programme, passenger vehicles are tested for crash safety and rated between 1 and 5 stars. A growing number of SUVs have already

SUVs continue to dominate the Indian automotive market, and while practicality and features drive their popularity, style is becoming an equally strong selling point. One of the most sought-after styling choices today is the “black edition” or “dark edition” treatment, which gives these vehicles an all-black makeover inside and out. For those looking to add

MG Motor India made a bold entry into the Indian auto market in 2019 with the launch of its first offering — the MG Hector. Priced competitively between ₹12.18 lakh and ₹16.88 lakh (ex-showroom), the Hector stood out as India’s first truly connected SUV, boasting futuristic features, robust design, and an ownership experience that set