Land Rover has introduced its much-anticipated Land Rover Defender Octa in India, with a starting price of ₹2.59 crore (ex-showroom). Known for its rugged build, superior off-road capability, and luxury-driven interiors, the Defender Octa brings a whole new level of performance and design upgrades, making it an attractive choice for car enthusiasts who value both […]
The automotive sector is transforming rapidly, with emerging trends and technologies ensuring driving becomes safer, more efficient, and fun. From holographic screens to flying automobiles, these technologies are redefining the future of mobility. Below is a glance at eight innovative trends in the automotive sector and the players taking the lead. 1. Holographic Displays Augmented
Nissan, a renowned Japanese automaker known for its innovative designs and reliable vehicles, is gearing up to introduce a new Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV) based on the Renault Triber platform. This move is a strategic attempt by Nissan to strengthen its position in the highly competitive compact MPV segment in India. The upcoming MPV is expected
Owning a car means enjoying the freedom of the open road, but it also comes with the responsibility of regular maintenance and occasional car repair in India. When something goes wrong, many car owners face the dilemma: should they fix it themselves or take vehicle to a professional? The answer depends on multiple factors such
In a remarkable display of electric vehicle (EV) market dominance, JSW MG Motor India has reported that EVs contributed over 78% to its total sales volumes in February 20251. This significant milestone underscores the growing popularity of electric vehicles in India and highlights JSW MG’s strategic focus on the EV segment. The Windsor Effect At the
India is on the cusp of a transformative shift in the global auto industry landscape, driven by its ambitious electric vehicle (EV) export plans. Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Mr. Nitin Gadkari, has been a vocal advocate for sustainable mobility and has outlined a roadmap that could position India as a global leader
The Indian automotive industry is preparing for a significant price increase in April 2025, as several leading car manufacturers have announced upcoming price hikes. This price adjustment comes in response to the consistent rise in input costs, including raw materials, operational expenses, and other associated factors that have impacted the automobile sector. Many car brands,
Aston Martin, the iconic British luxury car manufacturer, has brought back its legendary Aston Martin Vanquish model, and Indian car enthusiasts are thrilled. Priced at a jaw-dropping ₹8.85 crore (ex-showroom), the new Vanquish is the most expensive Aston Martin ever sold in India. Known for its elegance, speed, and exclusivity, the 2025 Vanquish offers a
India’s luxury car market is experiencing an unprecedented surge, driven by a new generation of wealthy, young Indians who are redefining the country’s relationship with high-end automobiles. Brands such as Lamborghini, Mercedes-Maybach, Ferrari, and Bentley are witnessing record sales, reflecting the shifting aspirations of India’s elite. This remarkable growth highlights changing attitudes towards wealth and
Fuel choice plays an essential role in determining the performance, fuel efficiency, and overall health of a car’s engine. Many car owners in India face confusion when selecting between regular petrol (91 octane), 95 octane, and 98 octane fuels. Understanding the key differences between these fuel types can help drivers make informed decisions, ensuring that
Tata Motors has announced a price hike for its range of Tata cars passenger vehicles, effective from April 1, 2025. This will be the second price increase within three months, following an earlier adjustment made in January 2025. The decision comes as Tata Motors, like many other automakers, grapples with rising input costs and inflationary
