Cars

For a long time, remote-controlled cars in India were seen as novelty toys — something picked up briefly and forgotten just as quickly. That perception is now changing. With global RC brand Traxxas officially entering the Indian market through a structured retail and support network, RC cars are stepping into a new phase altogether. This […]

In a market flooded with new SUVs, bold designs, and aggressive feature lists, it’s easy to assume buyers will constantly chase the newest launch. Yet year after year, one name continues to sit comfortably at the centre of buyer trust — the Hyundai Creta. Even as rivals refresh faster and promise more on paper, Creta

Car buyers rarely see meaningful price relief these days, which is why Maruti Victoris’ latest discount push deserves attention. Maruti has rolled out total benefits of up to ₹78,000 on the Maruti Victoris range, covering petrol, CNG, and hybrid variants. At a time when most price adjustments move only upward, this quiet correction significantly improves

India’s car market is sending a clear signal — luxury is no longer a niche aspiration. Across major cities and even emerging urban pockets, demand for premium cars is accelerating at a pace few expected. Brands like BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi are reporting stronger interest, rising order books and longer waiting periods, marking what looks

Toyota’s SUV strategy is back in focus after fresh sightings of the Land Cruiser FJ test mule. The camouflaged vehicle, spotted undergoing road tests, has reignited speculation around Toyota’s next big global SUV move — and whether India could finally be part of that plan. At a time when rugged SUVs are gaining serious traction,