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The landmark GST 2.0 reform is set to make cars across India significantly more affordable from September 22, 2025. Following the GST Council’s announcement on September 3, nearly every major carmaker — including Tata, Toyota, Hyundai, Skoda, Mahindra, Nissan, Renault, Kia, and MG Motor — confirmed that they will pass on the full tax benefit […]

Maruti Suzuki has launched the Victoris SUV as its new flagship for the Arena dealerships. While it is based on the Grand Vitara and shares the same platform and powertrain options, Maruti has made sure the Victoris looks and feels like a distinct product. In fact, the Victoris has more design and interior differences compared

India’s top four carmakers – Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Tata Motors, and Mahindra – witnessed a year-on-year (YoY) decline in passenger vehicle sales in August 2025. This sales slump arrived despite the early onset of the festive season, which usually drives strong demand in the auto sector. Industry experts attribute the fall to growing uncertainty over

The festive season has always been a hotspot for new car launches in India, with manufacturers looking to capitalise on the surge in demand. This year is no different, as four of the country’s biggest carmakers – Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Mahindra and Tata – are readying important SUV launches to attract buyers. From brand-new models

In today’s two-wheeler market, features are no longer just an add-on – they’re often the deciding factor for buyers. Motorcycles are increasingly expected to offer advanced tech that makes riding safer, more comfortable, and more convenient. Among these, cruise control has become one of the most desirable features for long-distance riders, allowing them to relax

With petrol and diesel prices showing no signs of slowing down, CNG has emerged as the go-to option for budget-conscious car buyers in India. While CNG variants usually cost more than their petrol counterparts, the lower running costs make them a smart choice for everyday urban driving. Several manufacturers are now offering factory-fitted CNG kits

India’s diverse terrain and unpredictable road conditions demand motorcycles that can handle rough patches with ease. For riders who frequently deal with potholes, gravel, uneven tarmac, or village roads, choosing a bike with strong suspension, good ground clearance, and a comfortable riding stance is essential. Fortunately, several motorcycles under ₹2 lakh strike the right balance

In recent years, safety has become a top priority for Indian car buyers, prompting manufacturers to make advanced features more accessible. One major shift has been the inclusion of six airbags in models priced well below ₹10 lakh — a feature once limited to premium vehicles. As of August 2025, 26 models across hatchbacks, sedans,

KTM has introduced the new 160 Duke in India, stepping right into the competitive premium 150-160cc streetfighter segment—where Yamaha’s MT-15 has already carved a strong niche. On paper, these two bikes may seem evenly matched, but a closer look reveals some interesting differences. Engine and Performance Specification KTM 160 Duke Yamaha MT-15 Engine 164.2cc, single-cylinder,

Not too long ago, the 125cc category in India was all about barebones, fuel-efficient commuters with little in the way of style or excitement. But times have changed. Manufacturers have started injecting more power, sharper looks, and modern features into this segment — without pushing prices out of reach. If you’re looking for a punchy