At the press event for the new generation 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander, Uttam Bose, MD of HMFCL India, talked about Mitsubishi's interest in the mini SUV segment. Stating they have no plans to initiate a launch before 2020, Mr. Bose said they are looking into the mini SUV segment by introducing products like the Xpander and the Eclipse. The Managing Director also stated that the company shall offer only SUVs in the Indian market. They earlier did offer sedans like the Read More...

KTM, the Austrian bike maker will be conducting a stunt show in Delhi. The Delhi show will be organized in order to showcase stunts and tricks by professional stunt riders. The stunt show is conceptualized to make the customer experience racing genes of the KTM bikes. It is aimed at giving KTM owners a holistic understanding of the performance and also give them an opportunity to compete and interact with fellow KTM owners on a free track. KTM currently has Read More...

Hyundai has taken the wraps off the 2019 Elantra, giving the sedan a mid-life facelift while adding a longer list of equipment. Everything forward of the windshield is new with re-shaped headlamps with LED DRL’s, revised grille, a more muscular bonnet, triangular fog lamps. The exterior facelift is completed with new 18 inch aluminum wheels with intricate triangular design giving it a sharper and angular look. Around the back, there is change as well, which gives it an unmistakable look Read More...

Due to the increase in input rates and change in currency rates, manufacturers like Mercedes Benz, Mahindra, Nissan, and Maruti have increased the prices across their product range. Isuzu Motors India Private Limited (IMI), is a subsidiary of Isuzu Motors Limited, Japan. It was established in August 2012 and headquartered in Chennai. The company sells the popular ISUZU D-MAX V-Cross which is an Adventure Utility Vehicle and the ISUZU mu-X which is a 7-seater SUV. Now Isuzu Motors India announced Read More...

In the past few years, the retro motorcycle market has really grown. Manufacturers like Triumph and Ducati have brought their entire classic and retro ranges to India. Though their design may resemble a bygone era of motorcycling, retro-styled motorcycles are seemingly the new in thing. From the likes of European premium manufacturers to our very own Indian manufacturers, the Indian motorcycling market seems to be loaded with retro-styled machines. Packed with modern equipment like LED headlights, traction control, ABS, and Read More...

The new Maruti Suzuki Ciaz is here. While we can not share our opinions on the car yet we can give you all the facts and figures of the car. The highlight of the new Ciaz is the new 1.5 litre petrol engine which replaces the outgoing 1.4 litre unit. The power output, 103 HP, is up by 13 % and the torque figure increased by 6 % now stands at 138 Nm. The engine delivers 21.56 kilometres for a Read More...

Ducati India will launch its biggest Scrambler in the Indian market on August 27, 2018. Ducati India made the announcement via its Instagram handle. As reported earlier, Ducati dealerships have already started accepting bookings for the new Scrambler 1100. The prices are expected to begin from INR 11.50 lakh for the standard. The 1100 Special is expected to carry a price tag between INR 12.20-12.50 lakh while the 1100 Sport will most likely be available for around INR 13.70-14 lakh (all prices Read More...

The new Honda Amaze has become Honda Car India Limited's (HCIL) best-selling new model ever. The car has recorded over 30,000 sales in the first three months since its launch, which is the highest sales number recorded by any new model launched by HCIL in its 20-year history. The Petrol CVT and Industry-first Diesel CVT has accounted for more than 30% of the total Amaze sales since its launch. The second generation Honda Amaze was launched in India with ex-showroom Delhi prices starting Read More...

Volvo has expanded its XC40 premium compact SUV range in the UK market with the addition of new powertrains and trim levels. The XC40 range also now offers a full spectrum of equipment grades: Momentum, R-Design and Inscription, each with an optional 'Pro' upgrade. The new powertrains are led by the debut of the much-anticipated T3 petrol, Volvo's first ever three-cylinder engine. The compact, 1.5-litre, direct-injection unit develops 156 hp of power at 5,000rpm and is matched to a six-speed manual Read More...