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It was June 2021 when Skoda introduced the Kushaq in India, marking the brand’s first major product under its India 2.0 strategy and also a car that helped Skoda reconnect with Indian buyers. Fast forward to January 2026, the Kushaq […]
Skoda is stepping into 2026 with a clear plan and a busy calendar. The brand is gearing up multiple launches across segments, ranging from refreshed mass-market models to performance SUVs to niche diesel imports. Together these updates indicate that Skoda
Skoda’s Big 2026 Game Plan: Facelifts, RS Power & Diesel’s Shocking Return! Read More »
Walking into an EV showroom today feels different than it did even a year ago. Electric scooters are no longer a niche or experimental thing. They are becoming everyday choices. Bajaj seems to understand this shift well, and the new
The Tata Tiago EV has become one of those cars people trust without thinking too much about it. It is the EV that many buyers opt for when they want to try out electric driving for the very first time
For years safety technology on two-wheelers has mostly meant ABS and traction control. Now, that space is gradually changing. Hero MotoCorp has taken a big step forward and has partnered with French automotive technology company, Valeo to bring radar-based safety
A price drop can shift the way people view a product and that is exactly what has happened with the VLF Tennis electric scooter. With a reduction of Rs 30,000, the Tennis now comes in at an ex-showroom price of
VLF Tennis Electric Scooter Gets Big Price Drop in India! Read More »
India sees helmets everywhere on the road, yet far too many heads remain unprotected. That contradiction is exactly what Vega Auto is calling out with its new nationwide campaign, Pehnoge to Bachoge. Vega Auto, known as India’s No.1 road safety
Volkswagen has quietly made a change that many keen drivers will notice right away. The brand has removed the manual gearbox option on the 1.5 litre turbo petrol versions of the Virtus and Taigun. There was no big announcement. No
