Featured

Volvo has officially introduced its latest electric vehicle, the EX60, marking a significant milestone in the Swedish automaker’s electrification journey. This all-new luxury electric SUV debuts on Volvo’s cutting-edge SPA3 architecture and serves as the electric alternative to the popular XC60 crossover. Key Specifications at a Glance The EX60 arrives with impressive credentials that position […]

The Škoda Auto has updated the Skoda Kushaq for 2026 with added features, refreshed trims and improved equipment levels. However, despite these upgrades, the Kushaq facelift still falls short in a few key areas where several rivals in the midsize SUV segment have moved ahead. If you’re considering the Kushaq facelift, here’s a detailed look

Choosing the right subcompact SUV in India isn’t easy anymore. This segment is packed with feature-rich, safe, and powerful options, each targeting a slightly different kind of buyer. Two of the strongest all-rounders today are the Tata Nexon and the Hyundai Venue. If you’re confused between these two popular SUVs, this detailed, freshly written comparison

Kawasaki remains the only Japanese manufacturer in India with a portfolio dominated by imported big bikes. In 2026, the brand is set to strengthen its premium presence further with multiple global models lined up for launch. From an all-new middleweight adventure motorcycle to updated superbikes and refreshed naked models, here’s a detailed look at upcoming

Hyundai Motor India has kicked off 2026 with attractive discount schemes across its lineup, and the Hyundai Creta is among the beneficiaries. As part of the brand’s January sales push, buyers of the popular midsize SUV can unlock notable savings, making this an opportune time to bring home one of India’s best-selling SUVs. January 2026

Bajaj has strengthened its electric two-wheeler portfolio with the launch of the Bajaj Auto Chetak C2501, the most affordable and compact model in the Chetak family. Unlike the larger Chetak 3001 and 35 Series, the C2501 is built on an all-new platform, with distinct hardware and components, even though it retains the familiar Chetak styling

After more than four years on sale, Tata Motors has given the Punch its first major mid-cycle update. The 2026 Tata Punch facelift brings sharper styling, a more premium cabin, a significantly expanded feature list and, most importantly, a new turbo-petrol engine. With these upgrades, the Punch is now aiming squarely at established players in

Tata Motors is all set to launch the refreshed Punch on January 13, 2026, marking the first major update for its hugely popular subcompact SUV since its debut in 2021. The Punch has consistently been one of the brand’s top sellers, and this facelift focuses on sharper styling, a more premium cabin, upgraded features, and

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