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Mahindra Scorpio, the name doesn’t need any introduction, does it? The Scorpio enjoys immense popularity and a major cult following all over India and especially in the Northern parts of our country. Earlier, before the BS6 norms kicked in, Scorpio […]

Electric is the future and we don’t think Karl Benz had this in mind when he filed his patent application for automobiles. But, over the years of privatisation, industrialisation and advancing technologies, we did all that we shouldn’t have to

India is now a global hub when it comes to automotive manufacturing, however, some key components which are required in manufacturing processes are still imported. Initiating a change, Vedanta Limited, one of India’s foremost producer of metals and oil &

The third-generation of the Suzuki Hayabusa recently showed its pretty and familiar face to the world. The Hayabusa remains India’s one of the most favourite big bikes and going by the popularity it enjoys in our country, it seems only

Triumph unveiled the Tiger 850 Sport back in November and the latest ADV from the British manufacturer is now the entry-level variant in its lineup. According to the company, the Tiger 850 Sport is targeted at a sizable number of

The electric revolution is happening in India and it is happening as we speak. With each passing day, we witness a new electric vehicle registering itself for the game. There are many factors contributing to it, be it skyrocketing fuel

MG Motor India debuted in India with the Hector way back in 2019 and followed it up by launching its first EV in India, the ZS EV. Following that, MG expanded its line-up in India by introducing the Gloster last

Ferrari unveiled the Roma way back in 2019, which was a pretty busy year for the legendary Italian powerhouse. Now, in 2021, Ferrari has launched the Roma in India for INR 3.61 crores ( ex-showroom ). The Roma gets its

125cc premium motorcycles which are performance-oriented are a great way for a young gun to take up motorcycling. The reason why they are so popular in international markets. KTM introduced the concept here as well, with the Duke 125 and

French tyre major Michelin has announced a hike in prices for tyres it will sell in India, Africa and the Middle East. The company will increase its tyre prices by up to 8 percent across all segments. This price revision