2021

Electric cars have gained quite the popularity these days thanks to the rise in fuel prices. With their significantly cheaper running costs and government subsidies, more and more manufacturers are trying to bring in their EVs to India. A Chinese […]

Range anxiety is one of the major concerns that riddle a potential electric vehicle buyer and even more so, when we take remote places into consideration. Ladakh, the land of high passes, is among the most sought-after destinations for a

MG has finally gone ahead and revealed the prices of the much-awaited Astor. With a starting price of ₹9.78 lakh, the Astor is the cheapest mid-size SUV in its segment. But, does a lower price point mean skimping out on

EVs as we know are the future of mobility not only in India but also around the world. When comes to India, the rising fuel costs is giving consumers more reasons to make the switch towards electric vehicles. The recent

Tata Motors has made a significant leap when it comes to the safety aspect of their cars. The time isn’t far when we might get to see Tata cars actually standing true to the ‘bulletproof’ phrase. That might be an

The Hero Xtreme 160R sort of turned things around for the homegrown bikemaker because it did have motorcycles in the respective segment earlier as well but they weren’t that well received. The Xtreme 160R reminded us that this is coming

After much wait, MG has finally launched the Astor at ₹ 9.78 Lakh. The Astor will compete in the highly competitive mid-size SUV segment which includes the likes of Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos, Skoda Kushaq, and the Volkswagen Taigun. Let’s

The premium hatchback segment has had a few new players in the last two years. Tata’s Altroz has been quite popular since its launch and the next-generation Hyundai i20 also made a return last year. It is then no surprise