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What Women Want From A Car!
We get a refreshing perspective on what women should look for from the test-drive of a car. While buying a car, there are considerable similarities between what men and women look for
Hyundai SUV For Everyone
In this article Unsoo Kim, Managing Director, Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL), discusses the strengths and unique selling points (USP) that set the company apart in the Indian automobile sector
Korean Evolution
The all-new Hyundai Kona is back to ruffle feathers in the mid-size SUV segment with a larger body and a slew of choices, including an updated EV version
Vijayaraj Crashes; Datta Wins Championship
A driver's championship slipped through the hands of Ahura Racing while Datta capitalised on the unforeseen development
TO THE END OF THE EARTH
Welcome to Svalbard, home to the Global Seed Vault and the world's northernmost EV charger and also our destination in Kia's new EV6 GT. A car to help save the world?
Dial M for a Joyful weekend
A weekend launch of the BMW M340i xDrive and the XM along with music, dance, and beer. Well, dip my hands in glee
New Year, New Cars
With 2023 rolling in on some cylinders and some new-fangled motors, we take a look at 23 new cars we could have around over the course of the next 12 months electricity-powered
Brute Almighty?
The Grand Cherokee is back! This time, it's made in India, has no diesel option, and packs a downsized turbo-petrol engine that isn't electrified. We show it around our home town to get a feel of what it's like
French Knockout Punch
This funky orange and grey hatchback is an exciting new entrant in the compact car space. We get a \"Feel\" of the naturally aspirated \"PureTech 82\" petrol-powered variant in our home town
Building on Legacy
The electric SUV appears to be a luxurious and useful alternative to fossil fuel-powered automobiles
