Skoda Octavia RS Confirmed for India Launch in 2025
Skoda will launch the Octavia RS in India by late 2025 as a CBU. Powered by a 265hp engine, the performance sedan is expected to be priced above ₹50 lakh.
Next-Gen Audi Q3 Reveal Set for June 16
The 2025 Audi Q3 gets teased ahead of its June 16 debut with a bold new look, split LED headlamps, and expected hybrid powertrains.
2025 Vinfast VF6 Review: A Feature-Rich EV for India
Vinfast VF6 enters India’s EV market with bold styling, top features, and an aggressive price. Here’s why it could challenge the Curvv EV and others.
Vinfast VF7 Review: Spacious, Premium EV with 350hp AWD
Vinfast VF7 debuts in India with bold design, spacious cabin, 350hp AWD option, premium features, and expected pricing from Rs 25-29 lakh.
Xiaomi YU7 vs Tesla Model Y: The Real EV Battle Begins
Xiaomi YU7 takes on the Tesla Model Y with stunning design, 835km range, and high-tech features. Is this the EV that finally challenges Tesla in China?
Xiaomi YU7 Electric SUV Unveiled – Specs, Range & Features
Xiaomi unveils the YU7 electric SUV with 835km range, hyper-tech interior, and performance to rival Tesla Model Y. Full specs, variants, and features here.
Hyundai India Plans 26 New Cars by 2030 — EVs, Hybrids & More
Hyundai is launching 26 new models in India by 2030, including EVs, hybrids, and SUVs. Get all the launch timelines, tech updates, and roadmap decoded here.
MINI Countryman E JCW Pack Launched in India – ₹62 Lakh
MINI launches the electric Countryman E JCW Pack in India at ₹62 lakh. Limited to 20 units, it offers 462 km range, JCW styling & fast charging.
Top 8 Features of Tata Harrier EV That Makes It Unique
Discover what sets the Tata Harrier EV apart from other electric SUVs in India—from its 627 km range to its QLED screen and 540° camera tech.
Tata Harrier EV vs Mahindra BE 6 – Price, Range, Features Compared
Compare Tata Harrier EV vs Mahindra BE 6: price, range, features, performance & tech. Which electric SUV under ₹25L offers better value in 2025?
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