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Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), once limited to premium vehicles, are now rapidly finding their way into mass-market cars in India. From compact sedans to midsize SUVs, several automakers are offering Level 1 and even Level 2 ADAS tech, enhancing driver convenience and safety. If you’re looking to buy a car with features like lane […]

With Diwali just around the corner, carmakers are going all out with massive discounts and festive offers on some of India’s most popular compact SUVs. From premium models like the Kia Syros and Hyundai Venue to value-for-money options like the Nissan Magnite and Tata Nexon, there’s something for every budget this festive season. Here’s a

Even though the diesel car segment in India has shrunk over the last few years due to stricter emission norms, there’s still a solid lineup of budget-friendly diesel vehicles for those who prefer strong torque and better fuel efficiency. Brands like Mahindra, Tata, Hyundai, and Kia continue to keep diesel alive with a mix of

The rollout of the GST 2.0 tax structure has brought good news for two-wheeler buyers in India. With the government reducing GST on motorcycles below 350cc from 28% to 18%, several popular commuter bikes have become more affordable — just in time for the festive season rush. Among the biggest beneficiaries of this tax revision

Seven-seater cars continue to be a favourite choice among Indian families, offering the perfect mix of space, flexibility and practicality. Whether it’s a long road trip, city commute, or hauling the extended family around, these cars are built to do it all. From compact MPVs to rugged SUVs, automakers like Renault, Mahindra, Maruti, Toyota, Citroën

In a country like India, where sudden braking and unpredictable road conditions are common, dual-channel ABS is not just a premium feature — it’s an essential safety net. Unlike single-channel systems that work only on the front wheel, dual-channel ABS monitors and prevents wheel lock-up on both ends, ensuring balanced and controlled braking, whether you’re

Mahindra has refreshed its longest-running SUV nameplate — the Bolero — with a 2025 facelift, priced from ₹7.99 lakh (ex-showroom). First launched in 2000, the Bolero has built a reputation for rugged reliability, especially in rural and commercial use. While this latest update isn’t a complete redesign, it focuses on modern practicality, added features, and

Skoda has brought its flagship SUV, the second-generation Kodiaq, to India in an expanded lineup. With the recent addition of a five-seat version, the Kodiaq is now available in three trims, each tailored for different kinds of buyers. If you’re considering this premium SUV, here are the five key things you should know. 1. Seating

Motorcycles today are no longer judged only by their speed, handling, or design. Riders now expect technology and convenience to be part of the package, and the humble instrument console has evolved into a smart cockpit. Turn-by-turn navigation, smartphone pairing, voice assist, and even crash alerts are features that were once exclusive to premium machines

Six-cylinder engines have a reputation for being the perfect all-rounders. At low speeds, they are smooth, refined, and even relatively efficient. But when you put your foot down, they transform into thrilling powerplants that deliver strong acceleration and an addictive soundtrack. While six-cylinder cars are rare in India and usually come with hefty price tags,