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When we study car sales in India, attention usually gravitates toward the top 10 bestsellers. These charts help decode buyer preferences, fuel choices, and shifting body-style trends. However, the other

The sticker price of an electric vehicle has long been the single biggest reason Indian buyers stick with petrol and diesel cars. But a relatively new ownership model is quietly

MG Motor India is set to unveil the Majestor, its new flagship three-row SUV, on February 12, 2026. Positioned as the brand’s most premium offering, the Majestor aims to establish

Understanding the Multistrada V4 Family Ducati’s flagship adventure motorcycle, the Multistrada V4, represents the pinnacle of Italian engineering in the ADV segment. With five distinct variants tailored to different riding

Volkswagen India has announced an ambitious product strategy for 2026, revealing plans to introduce five new models throughout the year. This aggressive expansion will see the German automaker strengthen its

Tata Motors has established itself as a dominant force in India’s SUV market, with the Harrier and the recently launched Sierra emerging as two of the brand’s most compelling offerings.

Adventure motorcycles have become increasingly popular among Indian riders, and for good reason. These dual-purpose machines combine practicality with versatility, offering elevated ground clearance, robust suspension systems, and comfortable ergonomics

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

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

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

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