In this issue

With our 73rd Independence Day approaching, we decided to celebrate it by paying tribute to those brave souls who sacrificed their lives for an independent India. So, we collaborated with Indian bike manufacturer TVS and decided to ride their brand-new Apache RR 310 from the India Gate War Memorial in New Delhi to the Wagah Border, for nothing makes you feel the essence of freedom like a long ride on a great motorcycle. We also assembled the latest trending SUVs – the MG Hector, Tata Harrier and Hyundai Creta – for a comparison feature to determine the top dog of the raging sub-20 lakh SUV race. You can read all about it in our latest August issue.

Meanwhile, the arrival of Honda’s stunning CB300R has opened up a new dimension in the 300cc naked segment. But is the classy CB300R a match for the frenzied KTM 390 Duke or the premium BMW G 310 R? that’s exactly what we try to answer in a comprehensive shootout.

Finally! KTM Introduced Its Fully-Faired Version, The RC125

For a 125cc single-cylinder offering that costs north of `1.2 lakh (ex-showroom), the KTM 125 Duke has done pretty well since its launch in December 2018.

4 mins

Can BMW S1000 RR Become The Litre-Class Top Dog?

We test BMW’s new S 1000 RR at the BIC to see if this third-gen model can become the litre-class top dog – as its predecessor was a decade ago.

8 mins

Sophie's Choice

You can have both the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 and KTM 390 Duke for roughly the same price! So, what would you choose – the modern classic or the aggressive hooligan?

5 mins

KTM, BMW Or Honda - Which One Should You Pick?

KTM, BMW and Honda locking horns in the 300cc naked segment is a dream come true for performance-hungry motorcyclists. But if you had to pick just one of the three, which one? Well, we’re happy to help – as always…

10+ mins

The First Salvo

The Seltos SUV is Kia’s ticket for its grand entry into the Indian market. But, given the complexity of the market, we couldn’t help but ask the inevitable question – can the Seltos truly succeed and establish the brand in the country?

4 mins

That's how the CURReNT FLOWS

Electric mobility, whether in India or globally, has become a bit of a thorny issue.

4 mins

Trojan War

It’s raining SUVs, and has been for quite some time. This means that choosing the right one for you can be tough. So, to make things easier, we’ve pitted a pair of the latest entrants – the MG Hector and Tata Harrier – against the best-seller, the Hyundai Creta.

10 mins

Challenge Accepted

With new technology and better engineering, the X5 wants to be the most complete SUV you can buy. But, is it though?

5 mins

Beer Or Sake?

BMW Z4 vs. TOYOTA GR SUPRABuilt at the same factory, this German and Japanese share much in common, but they're quite different in character. What unites them, in the end, is the sheer pleasure of driving!

5 mins

Discovering Some Wildlife With Honda's Drive to Discover 9

Honda’s Drive to Discover 9 takes us to Assam, allowing us an opportunity to explore the world’s largest river island and catch a glimpse of the rare one-horn rhino.

4 mins

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