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The electric car wave is swelling by the day and if one follows the car scene closely, it’s easy to sense that ICE-powered cars are heading towards extinction. It’s as if these cars are breathing their last, which explains why […]

Tata Motors today took the wraps off the Altroz turbo. The turbo-petrol powered Altroz is christened as ‘Altroz iTurbo’. The turbo variant will assist Tata in strengthening its stand against its Korean rival: the Hyundai i20. It has already been

When Tata recently revealed that the upcoming 7-seater SUV based on the Harrier will be called the Safari, the news legit broke the internet and for all the good reasons. What started off as the Buzzard will end being the

Tata Motors launched the Harrier early in 2019. Following that, it gave Harrier a bit more oomph under the hood and an automatic gearbox in 2020. Harrier is growing in popularity and since its launch, a 7-seater version of the

Tata Motors had showcased their Hexa Safari edition at the Auto expo earlier last year, in February. And shortly after that, as the BS6 emission norms kicked in, Tata Motors discontinued the Hexa from its portfolio and the Harrier then

Tata Safari – even the name is enough to trigger a huge wave of nostalgia. Tata Motors recently posted a video online, reminiscing about how iconic the original Safari was and we do agree that it was indeed iconic. Bringing

For the time it lived, the Tata Safari existed as one of the most adored SUVs in India. For the way it looked, for the effortlessness with which it could munch miles, for its capabilities, and for its TV commercials,

Tata Motors recently partnered with the Haryana Renewable Agency (HAREDA) to deploy Nexon EVs in Haryana, as a part of its tender with EESL. In an event held today, the handover ceremony and the inauguration of the EV charging station

Tata Nano made all the headlines when it was first launched, mainly because of its minuscule size and even tinier price tag. It soon became a household name but then had to endure a sad demise. It was affordable and

Tata Motors has grown in popularity in recent years. Not that it didn’t have good products before, but Tata’s strategy now is working wonders for the homegrown carmaker. Along with the market conditions currently coupled with the products in Tata’s