By Motor Mitra In the Indian automotive market, many premium SUVs come and go, but the Toyota Fortuner has consistently maintained its status as the absolute “final boss” of the full-size SUV space. However, as emission norms tighten and modern consumers demand better fuel economics alongside brute muscle, legacy tech has to evolve. As revealed […]
Nissan Is Preparing Something Big: Nissan Tekton SUV Seen Ahead Of July Launch Read More »
New SUV launches are no longer enough to grab attention in India’s crowded market. Yet the latest Nissan Tekton spy shots are doing exactly that. With its expected July debut now approaching, Nissan’s upcoming SUV appears to be entering the final phase of development, and that could make it one of the brand’s most important
Don’t Buy A 7-Seater SUV Yet: Tata’s Most Important EV Has Been Spotted Again Read More »
Large electric SUVs are still a rare sight in India, which is exactly why the latest Tata Safari EV development is generating so much attention. Fresh Tata Safari EV spy shots have surfaced once again, indicating that Tata Motors is continuing to push ahead with one of its most important upcoming electric vehicle projects. For
Don’t Count Honda Out Yet: City And Elevate Just Delivered A 31% Sales Surge Read More »
While most of the attention in India’s car market continues to revolve around Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Tata Motors and Mahindra, Honda has quietly delivered a reminder that writing off the brand may have been premature. The Honda sales performance has revealed something many buyers may not have noticed—a growing demand for two products that continue
BYD’s 1,000 Km Hybrid Arrives June 9: Petrol SUV Buyers May Want To Wait Read More »
The Indian SUV market is packed with choices, but very few upcoming launches have the potential to make buyers pause their purchase decisions. BYD’s next launch could be one of them. While most manufacturers continue focusing on either conventional petrol engines or fully electric vehicles, BYD is preparing to introduce a technology that promises to
For the longest time, a panoramic sunroof was a status symbol reserved exclusively for premium luxury cars or D-segment SUVs costing north of Rs 20 lakh. Indian car buyers who wanted that airy, “open-sky” cabin experience on a tighter budget had to settle for a small, single-pane electric sunroof. However, the fierce war within the
