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We’ve got an exclusive first drive of the Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe - the svelte new coupe-SUV from the German luxury car maker. SUVs are clearly the flavour of the month (year, decade, century too perhaps?) so we’ve also reviewed Audi’s new flagship, the Q8, the stunning looking Range Rover Evoque and also Toyota’s luxo-barge, the Vellfire. There’s action on two wheels as well, in the form of the KTM 390 Adventure! And since we’re back in action we also caught up with top bosses across automotive brands in the country. And in case you’re wondering, of course, there’s some scintillating feature stories from our UK edition packed into the first issue as well! 
More importantly, we promise you - this is just the beginning, as some fun times lie ahead. Stay tuned!

The rains have finally started, and to keep you warm on these cold, wet days, we have a cracking issue for you this July. Of course, as you can clearly see, we have a Ferrari. Not just anyone at that, it's probably the last of its kind, the 812 Superfast. Alongside, there's the new Ducati Diavel, MG Hector, Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato, the Jeep Compass Trailhawk, new Mercedes GLS and Hyundai Venue. Some are mad fast, some butch, off-road specialists and yet others are luxurious, top-of-the-line offerings. There's also a beginners guide to riding in Leh, a look at Citroen's motorsport HQ, a glimpse of Hyundai's Kona Electric and a chat with Skoda's Zac Hollis. Obviously, we don't need to tell you that there's more for you to enjoy in the issue. This is going to be BBC TopGear India's last issue for sometime. Hopefully, we'll be back soon, before you miss us too much. Until then, adios amigos.

There's a lot of speed in this issue. From McLaren's new GT, the Mini Cooper JCW to the new Toyota Supra and even glimpses from the Paris Formula-e race. We also got astride Hero's Xpulse, something we'd been looking forward to for a while. Aside from that we've also driven the Kia Soul EV, Mercedes EQC, the Range Rover Velar with a 2.0-litre Ingenium under the hood and the Skoda Scala. We've also had a go in some Black Badge Rolls-Royces around the Yas Marina track. All this and more in the June 2019 issue of TopGear India.

It's an action-packed summer with the May issue of TopGear India. We brought together three of today's most popular executive sedans, the Toyota Corolla, Honda Civic and Skoda Octavia to find out which provides most bang for buck. There's also a glimpse of the exciting future of automobiles as we take a closer look at Aston Martin's newly unveiled concepts the Vanquish Vision and AM-RB 003, and a visit to the Koenigsegg factory to find out what goes into the making of a 300mph+ car. We also took a Bentley Continental GT under the Atlantic ocean. No, it wasn't a "submersible" version, you're going to have to read the story to find out how. Aside from these, there's also a day at the BIC in all of Porsche's cars for India, a detailed look at Hyundai's new compact SUV, the Venue, and a drive across the happiest country in the world, Bhutan, with a whole bunch of Isuzus. Of course, we have the usual slew of drives and rides, with the Merc-AMG C43, the Mercedes C300d, the Jaguar XF, Enfield Trials, the new Porsche Macan and Ferrari's 488 Pista. All this and more in the latest issue. Pick one up today.

It's a month of heavy hitters. We've got the established Hyundai Creta facing a challenger in the form of the stylish Tata Harrier. It's a fight for India's favourite segment. There are more battles and bloody ones. A hatchback rivalry that goes back almost two decades -- the Santro and the Wagon R. Which new-age avatar is worth your money? Then there are the Benelli TRK 502 and Kawasaki Versys 650 jostling for the crown in the adventure bike space. It's not all just war though. We've driven the facelifted Ford Endeavour, the Jaguar F-Pace with a 2.0-litre engine, a new variant for the Ford Figo and the unique Bajaj Qute. There's also a close look at the Pininfarina Battista, that's until we get our hands on it. All this and a lot more in the April 2019 issue of TopGear India.

Welcome to the March 2019 issue of TopGear. This time around, we've got an extensive review of the new Honda Civic. The legend is back and we find out if it was worth the wait. Also, we've got reviews of the new Toyota Camry, Mahindra XUV300, new Maruti Wagon R, amongst the rest. On the two-wheel section, we've got the answer to whether you should put your money on the 125 Duke or the RTR 200 4V, and the review of the BMW F 850 GS. Apart from all this, there's loads of dope on happenings of the auto industry. Grab your issue now!

This issue, we've got an exclusive drive of the new Porsche 911. Can it hold on to the title of world's best sportscar? We've got some answers. Given the lovely weather across the country, we also went adventuring, in a variety of vehicles. There was the Suzuki V-Strom 650, SWM Superdual T and Triumph Tiger 800XCx, big adventure bikes that went along to the countryside with us. Then there was the Alturas G4, Mahindra's answer to the long-reigning Toyota Fortuner. These two full-size premium SUVs battled it out with a lot of dust thrown up in the fray. There was also the Triumph Scrambler 1200, a small but definitely potent machine. And while the Indian countryside was already brimming with us, we also went to the far shores of Peru to catch the world's toughest rally playing out, the 2019 edition of the Dakar. Thrill of different calibre, that. In the middle of all this, there's something else really big brewing right here at home. If you haven't heard the name Laureti, you soon will. This small company has big ambitions. They're making an all-electric luxury SUV called the DionX. And it's all going to be built right here. All this and a lot more in the February 2019 issue of TopGear India.

To start off the year, we've got a whole bunch of India's favourite cars ¬-- SUVs. That's right, from the ultimate in luxury such as the Rolls-Royce Cullinan and Maserati Levante Trofeo to the evolutionary new Mercedes GLE. There's also the homegrown Tata Harrier to keep the Indian flag flying high. Of course, even with SUVs, how far can electrification be? We've also gotten behind the wheel of the SUV of the future -- the Audi e-tron. That's not all. There's a big comeback in the two-wheeler world. Jawa Motorcycles is here and they've kept up with the times and how. Triumph's updates for the Street Twin and Scrambler look pretty promising too and BMW's G 310 GS seems like a potent adventurer. We also made a couple of interesting visits. The Bentley factory in Crewe, UK, was a revelation in how legends are given form by hand and a private collector's museum housing over 200 Datsun and Nissan cars all the way in South Africa was an absolute delight. All this and a lot more in the January 2019 issue of BBC TopGear India.

As 2018 draws to a close, we've got a smashing issue to finish the year. On the cover is Mahindra's new premium SUV. It's a space the homegrown manufacturer hasn't explored before but with the Alturas, it looks like they've got the right product to make an impression. We also have an exclusive with the new Mercedes CLS. The classy sedan in a coupe shape is back to impress. It's got a smaller heart but by no means is it a slouch. Then there are the Volvo S60, the Lexus RC-F, the Ducati Multistrada 1260, the Mini Countryman and the Bentley Continental GT. Phew. A lot of astounding machines for the year-end. We've also driven the 2.0-litre Jaguar F-Type, the Range Rover Sport, the VW Touareg and T-Roc, the Datsun Go and Go+, and even welcomed SWM's SuperDual T to India. That's not all, there's two different MotoGP races we attended and went and had a look at the headquarters of MG, the iconic brand which is all set to enter the Indian market. There's Mahindra's automotive sector boss Rajan Wadhera too, in a candid chat with us about the Marazzo, BS VI, and the use of alternate sources of energy here. Catch all this and a lot more in TopGear India's December 2018 issue.

The November 2018 issue - out now! 

The festive season is upon us and we've got a line-up to cheer about this month. From Lamborghini's first SUV, the Urus, to the all-new Hyundai Santro, we've got something for everybody. It's the first time we drove the Urus on Indian soil and that's something you'd definitely want to check out. The legendary tall-boy from Hyundai is back. The Santro is here in an all-new avatar and it looks promising. We also got our hands on the dynamically accomplished new Porsche Cayenne and had a go in the legendary Mercedes-AMG G63. Then there's a showdown between an electric scooter and one that runs on conventional fossil fuel. Aside from that, we get astride the new Royal Enfield twins and take a full-electric Nissan on cross-country trip across Ireland. All this and lots more in the November 2018 issue of TopGear India.




It's celebration time as TopGear India completes 13 years in circulation. We're super excited about this landmark and have brought together an eclectic collection of cars and motorcycles for you to enjoy. They're all the best of the best at what they do. The big highlight? It's the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ which we got our hands on at the Estoril track in Portugal. It's a big, brawny, hairy-chested Lambo with an added dose of testosterone. From mad fast racing machines to ultimate luxury. We also had the new Range Rover LWB and the Mercedes-Maybach engage in a gentleman's duel. Then there were the estates, the Volvo V90 Cross Country and the Mercedes E-Class All Terrain, battling it out for supremacy. And since it's ultimates we're dealing in, there's also a mad RFC-contesting off-roader, the ultimate adventure bike, a Triumph Tiger 800 which we took to the Himalayas to thrash around and the ultimate enduro, the Suzuki RMX450Z. Oh, we also had a tryst with Jeep's famed Rubicon trail in the US. Don't worry, it's not all just celebrations, there's the usual practical stuff too. We've driven the new Honda CR-V, Land Rover Discovery Sport petrol, the Mitsubishi Outlander, the Mahindra Marazzo, the Kawasaki Ninja 400, the Ducati Scrambler 1100, Lexus ES 300h and the Jaguar Project 8. We also went racing on a Suzuki, rode around on an electric bicycle from Tronx and got some pearls of wisdom from Ducati's India boss and the sporting director of McLaren Racing. There's tonnes to enjoy this anniversary.

BBC TopGear Magazine India is the country's most exciting automobile magazine, bringing you up-to-date news, drives and rides with the latest launches in the market, stunning features, witty and humorous content along with a complete buyer's guide covering the cars and bikes available in the Indian market. Taking inspiration from the BBC TopGear show, it is just as engaging a read. Being the largest automotive media brand in the world, BBC TopGear Magazine is present in over 40 countries and has over 350 million viewers worldwide. The Indian edition was launched in September 2005 and has since been the fastest growing motoring magazine which has re-invented the way automotive journalism works in the country.

As the monsoon tightens its grip on the subcontinent, this month, we've gone adventuring in some of the latest SUVs to arrive on our shores. There's a Volvo XC40 that made its way into the treacherous terrain of the Himalayas while the E Class All Terrain had a chance to prove its name on the Western Ghats. When it comes to adventuring, of course, how can we leave out our two-wheeler friends? So, there's a Triumph Speedmaster which we took to Udvada in Gujarat and a Ducati Panigale V4 S which we blazed around the Sepang track. There was also a bit of a skirmish, involving the Suzuki Gixxer and the TVS Apache RTR 160 4v. Aside from these exciting features, there are also the usual drives and rides. There's the new C Class and its AMG-treated C43 version, the Hyundai Tucson AWD, the Audi Q5 petrol, the MV Agusta Brutale 800 RR and the Harley-Davidson Softails. We also got a close look at some of the finest automobiles in the world (both current and historic ones) at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Of course, there's more to read and enjoy. Pick up the August 2018 issue today.

BMW 6GT It’s got presence, and the dynamics to match it. We’re impressed.

Ather 450 A homegrown electric scooter that is actually desireable.

RR Evoque Convertible Who needs an SUV without a roof? No one, really, but it exists!

It's gotten red hot this month, as may be apparent from our cover. It's the hot hatch we've had a soft corner for, in its next avatar. The new Volkswagen GTI is bigger and faster, mouthwateringly so. We wait with bated breath for when it gets here. Time for a little bit of sophistication, so we hopped into a one-of-its-kind Bentley and took a peek at a new giant among luxury behemoths, the Rolls-Royce Cullinan. And for those of you like the best of both worlds, a little bit of madness to go along with some business, we had the Mercedes-AMG E63 S, one of the craziest four-door sedans we've laid hands on. Sensible friends, fear not, we've got you covered too. There's the new Toyota Yaris pitched against the Hyundai Verna and Honda City in an all-out practicality match. On two wheels, there's the Japanese dive-bomber, the Suzuki GSX-S750 and Harleys down the streets of Croatia. Of course, we've got tonnes more for your exclusive enjoyment in the TopGear India June 2018 issue.

Summer is on in full earnest and things are scorching hot. Speaking of which, we got things properly boiling with the new Audi RS5. It's lost some cylinders but has upped drama and boy, is it a hoot to drive. There's another contender for drama this month – the Thar Wanderlust. It's a customised Thar which could intimidate anybody with its tough styling. So we took it far away from people and into the wild to unleash its true potential. But it's not just the over-the-top drama queens that got attention. We also took the rather unassuming Skoda Octavia vRS and pit it against a wide range of cars. From hot hatchbacks to Grand Tourers. Why? Well, because we can. For our younger readers, those who've just about stepped into the wonderful world of riding, we've got a fun competition between three very capable and peppy scoots. Find out which one you should be begging your parents for. And away from all the hustle and bustle of the common rag-tag, there are two flagship sedans. Sophisticated, luxurious, brimming with tech, the Merc S-class and BMW 7-series engage in a gentlemen's duel. We've also got the usual slew of drives and rides this month. From the new Toyota Yaris, Ford Freestyle and BMW 6 GT to the Mahindra XUV500, the Yamaha R15 and the Jaguar F-Type SVR. We also get chatting with a new electric vehicle player who may have just found the solution to viable mobility solutions. All this and a lot more in the May issue.

Summer's just about setting in and we've got some hot, hot stories for you.

The V8-equipped Bentley Bentayga is a cracker of an SUV and we've got an exclusive drive. There's also a dusty battle in the little Rann of Kutch between the Ducati Desert Sled and the Triumph Street Scrambler.

Then, three premium SUVs, the Audi Q5, Volvo XC60 and Mercedes GLC get in a brawl over some mixed terrain. Adventurous spirits that we are, adventure bikes are a mouthwatering proposition for us. So we also took the Kawasaki Versys and the Royal Enfield for a little gambol across wild country.

We also drove the self-proclaimed "best car in the world", the new Mercedes S-Class, to see how high it can set the bar this time around and we weren't disappointed. To cool things down a bit, we also took some Skodas sliding around on ice.

That's not all, there's also a glimpse at what was on offer at the Geneva motor show and on the sidelines, we caught up with the legendary Chris Bangle as he spoke to us about his latest brainchild. All this and a lot more in the April 2018 issue of TopGear India.

It's been an exciting month with India's biggest auto show, the Auto Expo held in Delhi and the 10th TG Awards in Mumbai.

As busy as it was, we managed to get behind some wheels and astride some others. The big story, is the latest Rangie, the scrumptious looking Velar. But TopGear can't simply do an ordinary road test, so we decided to shake things up a bit. There was also the new Lexus LS 500h, a luxury limo with very real concerns about the environment.

Then there are the Triumphs – the Tiger 800 and the Speedmaster. We also took the new Swift for a drive, along with the new Porsche Cayenne and the Jeep Compass Trailhawk. And we were also present on the sidelines of the world's toughest rally - the Dakar.

Aside from these, we had a chat with VW India boss Steffen Knapp and an in-depth look at the tech behind the new Ducati Panigale V4. Of course, there's a lot on the expo too, including the cars and bikes that really took our breath away. All this and a lot more in the March 2018 issue of TopGear India.

It's the month for the biggest celebrations in the automotive world as we hold the 10th edition of the TopGear India awards.

From the most established names in the industry to the newest arrivals on the scene, it's time to honour those amazing machines which bowled us over the past year. But of course, that's not all we've got for you. We've also driven the new Audi Q5 as the SUV's all-new generation makes its way into showrooms, and gotten behind the wheel of the Volvo XC40.

And we've got an exclusive look at the world's first super SUV, the Lamborghini Urus. We managed to catch up with the behemoth in a workshop for an up, close and personal interaction.

And that's not all. We also managed to get our hands on the prototype vehicle on a racetrack. So, we've got driving impressions too. We also went to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas where we got a glimpse of not just the latest in technological innovations but also a look at where automotive tech is headed in the future. There's a lot happening in this action-packed issue. Enjoy.

Kick off the new year in a grand way.

We've made sure it's a banging start with an exclusive drive of the new Maserati Ghibli. This is a huge break from tradition for the Italian manufacturer and it shows. But does the future look bright or bleak? Find out in the story.

The other big story this month is TVS' Apache RR 310. This bike has been in the offing for a while now and it sure has had fans on the edge of their seats. But does it live up to the hype? We got on the saddle to pass judgment.

There are other exciting stories too such as a drive of the Ferrari GTC4Lusso T, the new Volvo XC60, a heavyweight slugfest between the Land Rover Discovery and Audi Q7 and an in-depth look at the McLaren Senna. The Aprilia Dorsoduro and the Harley-Davidson Fat Bob also make an appearance. Then we've got a prelude to Dakar, the toughest rally in the world, before we head to ground zero next month. 

This year, like the last one, there are two Indians on the starting grid and we'll be there to support them. Aside from that, we've driven Lexus upcoming NX300h, the fuel injected Royal Enfield Himalayan and the Jaguar E-Pace.

So, start off the new year on a high, we've got an exciting year ahead.

The last issue of the year and we end with a bang.

It's been quite some time since there was something completely new from Aston Martin and now, the new DB11 is finally here. So, we went and did some city slicking with it.

Then there's the estate 'extraordinaire', the Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo, a rocketship with healthy doses of practicality. We also got our hands on the Mini Cooper S JCW Pro Edition, a super-hatchback with as much character as the length of its name. A limited edition car, all the ones in India might have sold out but for those that missed out, we tell you what it's all about.

Of course, we also pay close attention to some of the new launches such as the VW Passat, Ford EcoSport, Suzuki Intruder and Honda Grazia, among others. Among two-wheeled superheroes, we have the Triumph Street Triple RS (you'd have to ride it to believe it) and a bloody fistfight between two Italians – the Aprilia Shiver and the M V Agusta Brutale 800.

And while we're on the subject of two wheels, there's a new kind of motorcycle making its way to our shores – Avantura Choppers is all set to serve up some true-blue easy riding. All this and a lot more in the December issue.

See you all in the new year, happy holidays.

This month, it's raining SUVs. We get behind the wheel of Skoda's first premium SUV in India, the new Kodiaq. Where it didn't quite succeed with the Yeti, can this be the Czech carmaker's champion in the segment?

We also drove the Maserati Levante on Indian soil to see whether the Italian sportscar maker can do as good a job when it comes to SUVs. There's also the new Land Rover Discovery, which promises to retain all the brutish off-road prowess with a healthy dose of new-age luxury.

Aside from the full-sized beasts, we also took the reins of Renault's new Captur and Maruti's new-gen S-Cross.

Then there's Audi's new A5, BMW's 330i M Sport, Jaguar's XE diesel driven, along with an in-depth look at Mercedes-AMG's Project One and the new Audi A8. On two wheels, there's the Ducati SuperSport, the Harley-Davidson Softail and MV Agusta's Brutale.

All this and a lot more in the latest issue of TopGear India.

12 years. That's right, we've just finished a dozen wonderful years bringing you all the action from the world of automobiles, done in a typically TopGear way.

To celebrate this 12th anniversary issue, we just had to throw a grand party. And what other place is better for that than India's very own Ibiza or as most of us know it, Goa.

The guest list? Well, only a select few made the cut and boy, did we show them a good time. There's the legendary Nissan GT-R. We took Godzilla on a road trip, but obviously, with a twist.

Then there's another legend from across the Atlantic - the very first right-hand-drive Ford Mustang. The 'Stang came along for a night out on town, living life American-sized. Where are the Germans, you ask? BMW's iconic M3 was invited too. And with the Bimmer, we went a little off track. You'll see.

On two wheels, there was Honda's Africa Twin and the Harley Davidson Street Glide Special, pulling off some spectacular party tricks. But we didn't get carried away. 

Aside from the celebrations, there's the usual slew of drives and rides, motorsport action, some track experiences, and we even met some guys who make electric replicas of classic and vintage cars.

All this and so much more in the 12th Anniversary issue.

It's an action packed issue this September. A lot has happened and there's a lot of new faces on the motoring scene. We've got the Merc-AMG GLC 43 Coupe making an entry in our market, which means we just had to find out what this latest speedster from Affalterbach is like in person. And there's yet another illustrious entrant, Ferrari's GTC4 Lusso. Get an in-depth glance at the Prancing Horse. We've also taken a look at Tesla and its latest Model 3. There's also an ATV-cum-tractor, the Powerland 900d, that we've gone around town in. Why is that? Because it's now road legal and we can. Then there's the world's most expensive production SUV, the Bentley Bentayga, which we took mucking about in the countryside. We also get our hands on Tata's new hope, the Nexon crossover, while we pit the BMW 5-series against Mercedes' E-Class. And blazing it on two wheels is the Ducati Monster 797. Aside from our adventurous features, we've got the usual drives and rides -- the best car in the world in its new avatar, the Mercedes S-Class, and there's a whole slew of shiny new motorcycles such as the Benelli 302R, the Honda Africa Twin and the Bajaj Pulsar 160NS. Of course, that's not all. We've also got for you the new Rolls-Royce Phantom, the new Hyundai Verna and the new Audi A8. All this and a lot more in the September issue of TopGear India.


This month, we bring the spotlight to India's favourite kind of car - SUVs. There are soft roaders such as the VW Tiguan and Hyundai Tucson getting into a fist fight, compact SUVs and crossovers such as the Maruti Brezza and Honda WR-V quibbling.

Yet another crossover but of a very different kind, the Lexus RX450h and a full-blown beast of a luxury SUV, the Lexus LX450d go off the road and all over the place. Then there's the Volvo V90 Cross Country expanding on the estate presence here.

A new Force Gurkha splashes about in a field, a Defence vehicle trudges over inhospitable terrain (It's a 6X6), a special edition Mercedes-AMG G63 gets down and dirty, and we also search for the best SUV in the world.

Obviously, that's not all. We've also driven the new Skoda Octavia, the new BMW 5-series, the Suzuki GSX-R1000R, the Datsun redi-Go 1.0 and the Honda Cliq. It's an action packed issue cover to cover. Enjoy.

This summer, we've got a scorcher for you. A special issue where we've taken a few speed demons and thrashed them around on one of India's longest-standing race tracks in Chennai.

There are pace stalwarts such as the Porsche 911 Carrera, Mercedes-AMG C 63 and SLC 43, the manic Audi RS7, the Volvo S60 Polestar, the Kawasaki ZX10-RR, the Ducati 959 Panigale, the M V Agusta F3, the VW GTI and unlikely suspects such as the Polo GT TSI, the Jaguar F-Pace, the Ducati Multistrada and even the Aprilia SR150; yes, a scooter, you read that right. Of course, there's one complete wildcard entry, we'll let you find out which one in the issue.

And we had a Jeep Compass that was supposed to make it to the track, but then, we found some mud trails and got completely distracted. That's not all, we also have the usual drives and rides, with the new VW Tiguan, the new Dzire, Volvo XC60, Mercedes E 220d and the M V Agusta Brutale. All this and a lot more in the latest issue of TopGear India.

For this 'comparison special' issue, we've brought together a whole bunch of cars and bikes.

There's Isuzu's newest, the massive MU-X, which takes on the undefeated Toyota Fortuner. It's a brutal battle of brawn. The Toyota Corolla Altis takes on the Hyundai Elantra and the Skoda Octavia, and the Mini Clubman gets into a skirmish with the Audi Q3.

Also, we have a high-octane track fight as the Mercedes-AMG GT R, BMW M4 GTS and Porsche GT3 RS go wild trying to run circles around each other. And there's a Triumph family get-together as well. Of course, it's not like we've only worked on features this month.

There's a whole bunch of new cars and bikes that have been driven and ridden including two of the new Lexus line-up – the LX 450d and the ES 300h. There's also the new Hyundai Xcent and Grand i10, the new Audi Q3, the 2.0-litre engine equipped version of the Jaguar F-Pace, the Ford Figo S, the Harley Street Rod 750, the BMW 740Li and a tussle between two hybrids – the Toyota Camry and the Honda Accord. But if we simply stuck to the ordinary, we wouldn't be TopGear.

So, we also took a new Polaris-Eicher multipurpose vehicle camping, flew over the Western Ghats in a Stemme S6RT power glider and had an exclusive chat with Mahindra Racing team principal, Dilbagh Gill.

All this and a lot more in the June 2017 issue of TopGear.

Another month, another issue filled to the brim with the latest and greatest from the automotive world.

This month, we witness the arrival of Toyota's iconic Lexus luxury brand in the Indian market and take a detailed look at what they've got on offer for us. And speaking of arrivals, we also welcome the most affordable and only locally made Jeep, the Compass.

It's not just the latest though, and we dive into the pages of history with a Bristol 400 that was brought back from the dead. It's a story of resurgence like few others. 

There are some skirmishes too, as the new Mercedes E-Class faces off against the Volvo S90, and the Maruti Baleno RS, VW Polo GT TSI and Fiat Abarth Punto have a go at each other for the top hot hatch spot. For the riders, there's the Indian Chieftain Dark Horse and Kawasaki Z900, while the Royal Enfield Classic 350 battles the new Bajaj Dominar. Of course, there's the exclusive cover story, the Porsche Panamera T, which is put through its paces by none other than Indian royalty.

And if that doesn't blow your mind, we have also driven the fastest car in the world, the Bugatti Chiron. All this and a lot more in the latest issue of BBC TopGear India.

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