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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

If Bollywood had an award for “Most Quirky Personality,” Ranveer Singh would win it every year without contest. From his flamboyant fashion choices to his infectious energy, everything about him screams extraordinary — and that includes his taste in cars. Ranveer’s garage is not just about speed and luxury; it’s about making a statement on

In today’s riding conditions—especially on unpredictable Indian roads—Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) has become a must-have safety feature. Thankfully, many entry-level motorcycles now come equipped with single-channel ABS, offering enhanced safety without breaking the bank. If you’re in the market for a budget motorcycle with ABS, here’s a curated list of the 10 most affordable ABS

India’s electric passenger vehicle (e-PV) segment continued its strong growth trajectory in July 2025, clocking the highest monthly sales this calendar year at 15,423 units — up 93% year-on-year. Tata Motors has reclaimed momentum, crossing the 6,000-unit mark after an eight-month gap, while MG and Mahindra posted their strongest showings yet in 2025. Luxury EVs

The 300-400cc motorcycle segment in India continues to gain traction, thanks to its sweet spot of aspirational styling, usable performance, and relatively accessible pricing. August 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting month for enthusiasts, with two key launches on the horizon — a refreshed version of the Yezdi Roadster and a brand-new entrant

When looking for a practical and feature-rich 3-row MPV under ₹15 lakh, the Maruti Ertiga and the Kia Carens both stand out. Each caters to slightly different audiences: the Ertiga focuses on value, reliability, and efficiency, while the Carens leans toward premium features and design. Pricing (Ex-Showroom, India) Variant Maruti Ertiga Kia Carens Starting Price