For shorter riders, finding a motorcycle or scooter with an accessible seat height can be a challenge. Thankfully, many manufacturers offer models designed to provide comfort, ease of handling, and a confident riding experience. Here’s a look at some of the best low-seat-height two-wheelers available in India. 1. Yezdi Adventure (ADV) Seat Height: 815mm Price:

BMW Motorrad’s Mumbai dealership, Navnit Motors, is now offering a unique M 1000 R-inspired livery for the BMW G 310 R at an additional cost of ₹30,000. This customisation is available not just for new buyers but also for existing G 310 R owners, regardless of where they purchased their bike. Exclusive M-Themed Livery The

Volkswagen has confirmed that the Tiguan R Line will launch in India on April 14 as the flagship variant of the latest-generation Tiguan. Arriving as a completely built unit (CBU), the premium SUV is expected to be priced around ₹50 lakh (ex-showroom). Sporty Exterior with Signature R Line Styling The Tiguan R Line features an

Aston Martin is set to introduce the 2025 Vanquish in India on March 22, marking the arrival of its latest Grand Tourer. Unveiled in 2024, the new Vanquish replaces the DBS Superleggera and takes on rivals like the Ferrari 12Cilindri. Power and Performance: A V12 Beast At the heart of the Vanquish lies a 5.2-litre

Toyota has officially unveiled the all-electric C-HR+ SUV, expanding its EV lineup alongside the bZ4X and the recently introduced Urban Cruiser EV. Expected to hit select European markets by late 2025, the C-HR+ EV marks another step in Toyota’s electrification strategy, with the brand planning to launch six EVs globally by 2026. Battery, Range &

Tata Motors has refreshed the Tiago NRG for 2025, introducing subtle design tweaks, enhanced features, and a revised variant lineup. The rugged cross-hatch now comes exclusively in the top-spec XZ trim, with prices ranging from ₹7.2 lakh to ₹8.75 lakh (ex-showroom, India), depending on the chosen powertrain. Key Highlights of the 2025 Tata Tiago NRG

In a bold move to combat worsening air quality, the Delhi government has unveiled its EV Policy 2.0, setting an ambitious target—ensuring that 95% of all new vehicle registrations are electric by 2027. This marks a significant leap from the previous goal of 25% EV adoption by 2024. The new policy also outlines a gradual

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has reportedly scrapped its plans to manufacture electric vehicles (EVs) in India in collaboration with Tata Motors, according to Reuters. Initially, the automaker intended to produce EVs based on its Electrified Modular Architecture (EMA) platform at Tata Motors’ upcoming facility in Tamil Nadu. However, sources indicate that the decision was reversed