Featured

The premium electric crossover segment in India is witnessing a surge in competition. Alongside seasoned contenders like the Kia EV6, Hyundai Ioniq 5, and Volvo C40 Recharge, the field has recently expanded with the introduction of the BMW iX1 LWB and BYD Sealion 7. Here’s a detailed comparison of how these five EVs stack up […]

Performance cars deliver unmatched driving excitement—especially when they’re in their element. In India, however, the combination of poor road conditions, traffic congestion, and tall speed breakers often makes them challenging for daily use. Despite that, owning a high-performance machine is still a dream for many car enthusiasts, and if your budget falls between ₹1 crore

The Indian automotive scene continues to heat up in 2025, with several highly anticipated car launches lined up for June. After a packed first half of the year, this month will see a blend of high-performance luxury machines and a major electric SUV debut from Tata Motors. Here’s a complete list of new car launches

We previously compiled a list of the most powerful motorcycles under Rs 10 lakh. This time, we’re turning our attention to those with a bit more flexibility in their budget. The Indian premium motorcycle segment has seen tremendous growth in recent years, with an impressive selection of high-performance machines available under Rs 15 lakh. Whether

Honda’s new CB1000 Hornet SP has officially joined the BigWing portfolio, becoming the fourth premium motorcycle launched by the brand this month. Positioned in the litre-class naked segment, the CB1000 Hornet SP competes directly with some heavyweight contenders—both in engine displacement and price. But how does it fare against rivals like the Suzuki Katana, Triumph

If you’re an enthusiast looking for performance without crossing the Rs 10 lakh mark, this is where things start to get seriously exciting. At this price point, you get access to powerful machines that deliver exceptional performance, with some pushing out over 90 horsepower. We’ve curated a list of the most powerful motorcycles in India

Kia India has officially introduced the Carens Clavis, a more premium offering positioned above the regular Carens — much like how the Maruti XL6 serves as a more upmarket version of the Ertiga. With prices ranging from ₹11.50 lakh to ₹21.50 lakh (ex-showroom), the Clavis brings more features, engine choices, and cabin flexibility. But how

As India’s off-road scene picks up pace, the demand for affordable yet capable trail bikes is steadily rising. Two prominent contenders in this niche are the KTM 390 Enduro R and the Kawasaki KLX230—both aim to deliver dirt-ready performance, but with vastly different philosophies. While the KTM packs serious power and tech, the KLX230 offers

With the 300-500cc adventure touring segment heating up in India, Kawasaki has reintroduced the Versys-X 300 to the market. The 2025 iteration features updated graphics, a new colour palette, and compliance with the latest emission standards. Mechanically, the bike remains unchanged. Let’s see how the updated Versys compares on paper to its main competitors: the

The updated Tata Altroz has officially entered the market with a refreshed design, modernised interiors, more equipment, and the same trusted set of engines. In the competitive premium hatchback segment, it faces off against the Hyundai i20, Maruti Suzuki Baleno, and Toyota Glanza. Here’s how the new Altroz stacks up in terms of value, size,