In this issue

This month we have a fantastic trio of cover stories where we have driven the fastest cars of today with past masters. So you have the Porsche 991 GT3 going head to head with the iconic 996 GT3 while the Nissan GT-R takes on the Audi Quattro. In the supercar league Lambo’sHuracanPerformanté locks horns with the Ferrari 360 Challenge Stradale. We also have two RS-es, the Octavia RS and the Street Triple RS, appear together in a special feature, our review of the new generation Swift, and more. We also have a free issue of OFF-ROAD where we’ve gotten together all generations of the Scorpio and then pitted the Force Gurkha against the Mahindra Thar.
Porsche 991 GT3 v 996:The Porsche 991 GT3 is the fastest and most sophisticated yet, but is it better than the 996?
Nissan GT-R v Audi Quattro:Godzilla takes on the slayer of Pikes Peak
HuracanPerformanté and Challenge Stradale:Ferrari’s Challenge Stradale was sublime. Is the HuracanPerformanté as sublime?
NSX vs NSX: Honda’s latest supercar meets its predecessor
Maruti Suzuki Swift:We have driven the new generation Swift and it remains fun to drive
Octavia RS v Street Triple RS:Two machines with the same suffix and similar propositions – performance with practicality
Volvo XC40: The first SUV to come off Volvo’s new Compact Modular Architecture, driven on the streets of Barcelona
90 Years of Nurburgring:Celebrating nine decades of one of the world’s most iconic race track
Dakar 2018:We travelled across the globe to witness the toughest Dakar yet
Harley University:We went to school to learn how to take apart a Harley motor, and then rebuild it
Evolution of Scorpio:In OFF-ROAD, we take a look at the evolution of one of India’s most iconic SUVs
Gurkha v Thar:Which is better once the road runs out?
Iron Scorpion:An incredible mix of off-road prowess and daily usability. We talkto the people behind this machine
East by east:We head to the Orange Festival to explore off-roading in the North East

Jaguar XE

There’s a load of fun to be had at the wheel of the most affordable British saloon in India

2 mins

Datsun Redi-Go 1.0 AMT

Datsun’s entry level car now gets the option of an automatic and we get behind the wheel to see how good it is

2 mins

A New Degree

Harley get s us to rebuild their prized Milwaukee Eight 107 engine. Were they brave or foolish?

3 mins

RE Himalayan BS IV

BS IV gadgetry along with minor updates makes life easier on this adventure tourer

2 mins

India Charges Ahead!

Mahindra Racing begins 2017-18 season with back-to-back victories

1 min

Clean Sweep

Gaurav Gill made it four wins out of four to win his fifth INRC title

3 mins

Music And Mayhem

Ever thought a little known place, cut off from the mainlands for six months of the year could host one of the best adventure and music festivals? Welcome to Dambuk!

5 mins

An Escape From The Clouds

In the land of clouds, a sunny day brings with it some great off-roading

2 mins

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evo India Magazine Description:

evo India Magazine published by Project GTO Publishing LLP is a monthly magazine that covers the world of cars and motorcycles in India.

The magazine is known for its in-depth reviews, insightful analysis, and stunning photography. It covers a wide range of topics related to cars and motorcycles, including:

* New car and motorcycle reviews: evo India reviews all the latest cars and motorcycles in India, from budget hatchbacks to luxury sedans to high-performance sports cars and motorcycles. The reviews are comprehensive and informative, and they give readers a good understanding of each vehicle's strengths and weaknesses.
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