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KTM has expanded its supersport line-up in India with the launch of the RC 160, positioning it as the most affordable fully-faired KTM motorcycle on sale. Essentially, the RC 160 combines the 160 Duke’s punchy engine with the aggressive bodywork and riding posture of the RC 200. This makes it the spiritual successor to the […]

January 2026 is shaping up to be a blockbuster month for the Indian auto industry. From long-awaited generational updates and brand-new petrol powertrains to the launch of India’s first Maruti Suzuki EV, nearly every major segment will see action. Domestic heavyweights like Tata Motors and Mahindra will lead the charge, while Kia, Renault, Nissan and

Jaguar Land Rover is preparing for a major shift in its India strategy. After years of selling only internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles in the country, the British luxury carmaker is expected to enter the electric luxury vehicle segment in 2026. Two high-profile EVs are lined up for India: the Range Rover Electric and an

The neo-retro motorcycle segment in India is heating up, and Yamaha’s long-awaited XSR155 has finally joined the party. Positioned as a stylish, lightweight modern-classic, the XSR155 now goes head-to-head with another popular neo-retro offering—the TVS Ronin. While both bikes target riders looking for retro charm with modern hardware, their approaches are quite different. Here’s a

Despite increasingly strict emission regulations, the performance car segment in India is entering an exciting new phase. Global manufacturers are adapting with electrification, hybrids and cleaner internal combustion engines, while still delivering eye-watering power and thrilling performance. From hybrid V8 Ferraris and all-electric Audi sedans to naturally aspirated Porsche track weapons and a V12 Lamborghini

Tata Motors has finally expanded the Safari line-up with a petrol engine option. After making its debut in the Sierra, the new 1.5-litre Hyperion turbo-petrol engine has now been introduced in Tata’s flagship three-row SUV, offering slightly higher outputs than in its earlier application. While official prices are still under wraps, Tata has revealed most

India’s electric vehicle (EV) market gained serious momentum in 2025, with several all-new mass-market models making their debut across different price segments. From Mahindra’s born-electric SUVs to Hyundai and Tata expanding their EV portfolios, the year laid a strong foundation for what’s coming next. Looking ahead, 2026 is shaping up to be an even bigger

Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast is gearing up to strengthen its presence in India in 2026 with the launch of two all-new electric models. After making its Indian debut in September 2025 with the VF6 and VF7 electric SUVs, the brand is now targeting two very different but fast-growing segments: micro EVs and three-row electric

While SUVs and EVs will continue to dominate new car launches in India, 2026 will also be an important year for sedan enthusiasts. All four major midsize sedans currently on sale – Hyundai Verna, Honda City, Skoda Slavia and Volkswagen Virtus – are scheduled to receive facelifts, giving the segment a much-needed refresh. These updates

The midsize SUV segment remains one of the most fiercely competitive categories in the Indian car market. Popular models such as the Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos and Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara have long dominated sales charts, but 2026 is shaping up to be a transformative year for this space. After welcoming new entrants like the