India’s MPV market is undergoing a quiet but significant transformation. What was once a largely value-driven segment is now seeing strong demand for comfort-focused, feature-rich and even luxury people-movers. At the heart of this growth is the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga, which has dominated MPV sales for six consecutive financial years — and is well on […]

The Maruti Suzuki Celerio has been evaluated by Global NCAP in its latest, safety-updated specification and has achieved a 3-star rating for adult occupant protection and a 2-star rating for child occupant protection. The popular hatchback scored 18.04 out of 34 points for adults and 18.57 out of 49 points for child safety. The improved

Global NCAP has released the crash test results for the Maruti Ciaz sold in India, and the results highlight the sedan’s ageing safety credentials. The midsize sedan has secured a 1-star rating for adult occupant protection and a 3-star rating for child occupant protection, placing it well behind its newer rivals in terms of crash

Ducati India has officially teased the XDiavel V4 on its social media platforms, confirming that the Italian brand’s power cruiser is headed to the Indian market. Unveiled globally earlier this year, the XDiavel V4 sits alongside the Diavel V4 but takes a more relaxed, cruiser-oriented approach without compromising on performance. Ducati XDiavel V4: What Sets

Renault is gearing up for a major comeback in the Indian SUV space in 2026. After refreshing the Kiger and Triber for the 2025 model year, the French carmaker is now preparing to introduce two all-new SUVs that will significantly expand its presence in the midsize and family SUV segments. The highlight of this product

Honda Cars India is gearing up for an important year in 2026, with a mix of premium imports and updates to its mass-market models. Alongside facelifts for the Elevate SUV and City sedan, Honda will introduce two high-end global models – the Prelude sports coupe and the ZR-V hybrid SUV – as part of its

In a decisive move to curb worsening air quality in the National Capital Region, the Supreme Court has reinstated the ban on vehicles compliant with Bharat Stage 3 (BS3) and older emission norms. With this ruling, such vehicles are no longer permitted to operate in Delhi-NCR, while BS4, BS6 and newer vehicles remain unaffected. The