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Motown India Magazine - May 2016

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In this issue

Motown India May 2016 issue has an exclusive first drive impression report on the soon to be launched Isuzu D-Max V-Cross Adventure Utility Vehicle. There is also an interesting report on the new Honda Navi, a small motorcycle from Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India that is expected to be a hit among the Indian youth. Other drive reports include those of Honda BR-V, Mahindra NuvoSport and BMW 3 Series M Performance. In the B2B section there is an exhaustive report on the Indian commercial vehicles industry.

Motown India Magazine Description:

Publisher: Motown-Publications-Pvt-Ltd

Category: Automotive

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

Motown India magazine is the only automotive publication in the country which offers a fine balance of B2C and B2B content to its readers. Whether you are an auto enthusiast or a corporate professional, our magazine caters to everyone who wants to know about the automotive world. The topics covered in the magazine include: latest car & bike new, test drives & rides, motorsport, automotive technology, buyer's guide, features, travel, corporate news, auto components, commercial vehicles, automotive industry overview and interviews. The magazine is printed & published by Motown Publications Pvt. Ltd. and is edited by P. Tharyan, a veteran journalist with 29 years of experience in automotive journalism.