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Tata Motors is gearing up to add yet another landmark model to its ever-growing electric vehicle lineup. The Tata Sierra EV is officially confirmed for launch in Q1 FY2027, which falls between April and June 2026 — widely referred to in the automotive press as Q2 of calendar year 2026. This makes the Sierra EV

Tata Motors has finally introduced a petrol-powered version of its flagship SUV, the Tata Safari, with prices starting at Rs 13.29 lakh (ex-showroom). Until now, the Safari was offered exclusively with a diesel engine. The new petrol variant uses Tata’s in-house developed 1.5-litre TGDI Hyperion turbo-petrol engine, marking a major expansion of the model’s powertrain

Tata Motors has finally expanded the powertrain options of the Tata Harrier by introducing a brand-new turbo-petrol engine for 2026. Until now, the Harrier was sold exclusively with a diesel motor. With this update, Tata aims to attract urban buyers looking for a refined petrol SUV alternative in the midsize segment. The Tata Harrier petrol

For years, the Tata Harrier was a diesel-only SUV, appealing primarily to buyers who valued strong torque and long-distance efficiency. That changes with the introduction of Tata’s new 1.5-litre Hyperion turbo-petrol engine, finally giving the Harrier a petrol option. While the petrol and diesel Harriers look largely identical on the outside, there are meaningful differences

Tata Motors is gearing up for a major push in the Indian SUV market with the reborn Tata Sierra, a nameplate that carries both nostalgia and strong brand recall. With SUVs already dominating Tata’s passenger vehicle sales, the company believes the new Sierra will act as a catalyst to propel its SUV market share from

The new-generation Maruti Suzuki Dzire has set a benchmark in safety by earning a 5-star rating in the Bharat New Car Assessment Programme (Bharat NCAP). It becomes the first sedan in India to be tested under BNCAP, and it has delivered an outstanding performance, making it one of the safest choices in its segment. Top

Ducati has officially discontinued the Scrambler 1100 lineup worldwide, removing it from its website and signaling the end of its production run. This decision comes in light of the upcoming Euro 5+ emission standards and the aging nature of the engine platform. Launched in 2018, the Ducati Scrambler 1100 was positioned as a more premium

India’s top 10 bestselling scooters collectively recorded 46,51,718 units in sales between April and December 2024, securing a 31% share of total scooter sales. This marks a notable rise from 28% last year, with an additional 7,93,934 units sold. A key highlight of this year’s rankings is the growing presence of electric scooters, with the

KTM India has teased the arrival of its latest model, the 390 Adventure S, hinting at an announcement scheduled for January 30. While the company hasn’t explicitly confirmed whether this marks the bike’s official launch or simply a reveal of its specifications, enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating further details. The 390 Adventure lineup now includes three