The electric revolution is in full swing, and no player is more aggressive in the Indian market than Tata Motors. Their latest offering, the Tata Punch EV, enters the rapidly expanding compact electric SUV segment, promising the high-riding stance of an SUV with the clean, zippy performance of an EV. But does it truly strike…
The name ‘Scorpio’ is synonymous with rugged Indian SUVs. When Mahindra introduced the all-new, modern Scorpio N to run alongside the refreshed original, now called the Scorpio Classic, it created a fascinating battle of new versus old, premium versus raw utility.1 The question isn’t which one is newer, but which one truly rules the road…
The Toyota Innova has long been the gold standard for large-family vehicles in India, synonymous with reliability, space, and peace of mind. The latest iteration, the Innova Hycross, takes this legacy into a new, modern era by ditching the old ladder-frame diesel for a monocoque chassis and a segment-disrupting strong-hybrid powertrain. The result is a…
The arrival of the Škoda Kushaq marked a pivotal moment for the Czech automaker in India. Built on the localized MQB-A0-IN platform, the Kushaq was designed to bring the brand’s renowned European engineering and driving dynamics to the fiercely competitive compact SUV segment, all while catering specifically to Indian conditions. The big question, however, is:…
The Honda WR-V, in its original form, made a distinctive mark in the compact crossover segment with its spacious cabin, reliable engines, and the practicality of a hatchback mixed with SUV-like styling. However, as the automotive landscape rapidly evolves—especially with the introduction of new-generation sub-4-meter SUVs and the global re-introduction of the WR-V nameplate (in…
The sub-4-meter SUV segment is the fiercest battleground in the market, and at its heart are two undisputed champions: the Tata Nexon and the Hyundai Venue. Both have undergone significant updates, making the choice between the homegrown hero and the feature-loaded global player tougher than ever. Here is a detailed comparison to help you decide…
The battle for the premium hatchback crown has been a two-way tussle for years, with the Maruti Suzuki Baleno and the Hyundai i20 leading the charge. Both cars offer style, features, and comfort, but cater to slightly different priorities. Here is a detailed comparison to help you choose the winner for your garage. 1. Pricing…
The Indian automotive market’s obsession with SUVs shows no signs of waning, and the sub-₹15 lakh segment is arguably the most fiercely contested. This sweet spot offers a fantastic blend of features, performance, road presence, and value. While there are many contenders, two SUVs consistently stand out for their all-round package and robust sales figures….
Indian cities are known for their vibrant, yet challenging, traffic conditions. Narrow lanes, sudden stops, and the constant hunt for a parking spot make the choice of a city car critical. A great city hatchback needs to be compact, fuel-efficient, easy to drive (especially with an automatic option), and safe. While the market is packed…
Finding the cars with the best mileage is crucial for low running costs. Here is a breakdown of the top contenders across Petrol, Diesel, and CNG segments in the Indian market, based on their ARAI-certified fuel efficiency figures: (Note: Mileage figures are ARAI-certified and may vary in real-world driving conditions. Hybrid cars often top the…
