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Everything was going alright in the world until someone decided to eat a bat. A pandemic was declared, everybody was forced into their homes, the economy plummeted. Looking back, we have recovered from that jolt and everyone is keen to […]

During recent years, the call for safer cars for India has gained quite an impetus and for all the right reasons. Many cars sold in India were found to have a lower safety rating and standard over their international-spec. Homegrown

Tata made all the headlines when they first launched the Harrier in India and even more so, when they unveiled the Gravitas. Gravitas has become such a household name that if you haven’t heard about it, you are probably living

Tata Motors is a big name in the homegrown automaker space and has over the recent years grown in popularity and that certainly has reflected in direct proportion in the number of sales Tata has recorded in the recent past.

Homegrown automaker Tata Motors is on a winning streak. In the recent years, Tata motors have been rolling out one great product after another like the Hexa, the Harrier, the Altroz and the buzz around the Gravitas and the HBX

Tata blew everyone’s mind by displaying the HBX concept at the Auto Expo 2020. A very aggressive front end, a very SUVish upright stance, beautiful headlamp setup and the list went on. Tata promised to retain 80 % of its

Shortly after the festival discounts, manufacturers are now rolling out year-end discounts. These year-end discounts will not only assist the manufacturers to clear their stock but will also help them luring in more customers and thus, boosting up the sales.

Those who are aware and alert, refuse to even step inside shops where employees aren’t wearing a mask or a shield or gloves according to their role. In such times, Tata Motors has taken car delivery to another level by

Recently, the Global NCAP tested Kia Seltos, Maruti Suzuki S-Presso, and Hyundai Grand i10 Nios, under its Safer Cars For India initiative. Unfortunately, the results of the test were not very impressive. The Maruti Suzuki S-Presso scored zero stars, while

Mahindra and Tata Motors are doing a great job of dishing out safer cars for India. Their products have come back with impressive scores post a Global NCAP test. It’s a matter of pride for these homegrown carmakers and also