The midsize SUV segment has just welcomed another serious challenger. With an aggressive starting price of ₹10.49 lakh (ex-showroom), a 5-Star Bharat NCAP safety rating and two turbo-petrol engine options, the all-new Nissan Tekton is clearly targeting buyers who want more value without compromising on safety or performance. More than just another SUV launch, the […]
Mahindra SUVs & CVs Are About To Get More Expensive—Buyers Should Read This First Read More »
Mahindra buyers now have an important deadline to keep in mind. In just a few days, the company’s Mahindra SUV Price Hike and Commercial Vehicles (CVs) will Also become more expensive, making this one of the biggest buying updates for anyone planning a new vehicle purchase this month. From 10 July 2026, Mahindra will implement
Buying A Triumph 350? Wait! Prices Have Increased Again Just 3 Months After Launch Read More »
The wait has just become more expensive for Triumph 350 buyers. Barely three months after Triumph introduced its latest modern-classic motorcycles, the company has announced another price revision, leaving many prospective buyers wondering whether delaying their purchase has turned out to be a costly decision. What began as an aggressively priced launch has now entered
One set of sales numbers has quietly changed the Luxury EV conversation in India. While brands like Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Volvo and Porsche continue to dominate headlines and buyer discussions, the latest June 2026 registration figures tell a very different story. Sitting comfortably at the top is BMW, proving that today’s premium EV buyers are
Using E20 In An Older Petrol Car? Mahindra Finally Clears The Biggest Confusion Read More »
If you own an older petrol car, chances are the recent E20 petrol controversy has already made you question your next fuel stop. Viral claims and conflicting opinions have left thousands of vehicle owners wondering whether using E20 petrol could affect engine reliability or long-term performance. To address those concerns, Mahindra has issued an important
Mahindra has been on an absolute tear lately. The SUV specialist has been throwing punches left, right, and centre with its aggressive product strategy, and yet it narrowly missed out on the second spot in India’s passenger vehicle sales chart to Tata Motors in June 2026 — by just a few hundred units. That’s got
