In this issue

Evo India July issue + Free! OFF ROAD magazine

We celebrate 70 years of Porsche in true evo style by taking five exclusive one-off Porsches and their owners to the MMRT track. We give you the low down on a couple of exciting launches from the BMW stable – the M2 and the 8 series. We also pit the BMW 6 GT against the 5 Series and the 7 Series. In Japan Suzuki unveils the Jimny that is eventually expected to make its way to India to replace the Gypsy while Mercedes takes the wraps off the updated C43 AMG in Luxembourg. Back home we drive the new Volvo XC40 and new Hyundai Creta and for you bike enthusiasts, we also have some new Harley Softails.
The July evo India issue also has a free 48-page OFF ROAD magazine where indomitable Hexa finds itself in Arunachal Pradesh while we drive through Russia in the Scorpio. Also there’s another epic Gang of Dusters adventure as this time they head to conquer the Spiti valley. More on the stories:

70 years of Porsche: One-off Porsches - 991.2 GT3, 991.1 GT3 RS, Cayman GT4, 50th Anniversary 911 and 911 R at the MMRT.
Porsche 911 GT3 RS: When everyone thought that the 911 couldn’t get faster, Porsche has gone ahead and made it faster.
Jaguar I-Pace: Jaguar leaps into the EV world, taking the fight straight to Tesla - and it’s the best electric car we’ve driven
BMW M2: With more than 400bhp on tap(barely 21 shy of an M4), the M2 is the most exciting M car to come to India this year
Volvo XC 40: The Swedish carmaker’s entry level SUV is certainly among the best in its class.
Evoque Convertible meets Bonneville Speedmaster: Enjoying classical Greek open air theatre but with a decidedly Anglo-Saxon twist.
BLW 6 GT v 5 Series v 7 Series: We play peacemaker and end this confusing family feud.
H-D Deluxe and Low Rider: The two cruisers that give you a slice of a different era.
Ather 450: Electric scooter from the new Bangalore-based startup is finally here. Worth the wait?

Spoiler Alert

Five rare, special edition Porsches: the only 911 R in India, one of only two of the current generation GT3, the only GT3 RS, the only 50th anniversary 911 and the first of only seven Cayman GT4s to come to India are brought together for the very first time to celebrate 70 years of the storied brand

10 mins

The Director's Cut

It’s hard to imagine how the last 911 GT3 RS could be improved upon. But somehow, with yet further honing of the model’s engine, chassis and aero, Porsche has managed it.

10 mins

The Future, Today

Tesla is not the only e-game in town! JLR’s first battery electric vehicle, the Jaguar I-Pace is here

10 mins

Master Of All

Monsoon blues disappear as we get away from the crowded city in a bright blue Mercedes-AMG GLC 43 Coupé

5 mins

How Mazda Plans To Save The Petrol Engine

Car makers may be falling over themselves in the rush to electrification, but for its advanced Skyactiv-X engine series, due to debut in the next 3 model in 2019, Mazda has other ideas

8 mins

Giddy up!

Yankee Doodle may have gone to town riding on a pony, but you can get out of town in your Jeep Compass. Just follow the hooves

4 mins

Open Air Theatre

There’s always something magical about a wind in the hair experience. More so, when the experience comes on the back of these two British icons

5 mins

5, 6, 7

Decisions, decisions, decisions! We try to make sense of the puzzle

6 mins

Beyond The Clouds

Riots. No internet. Torrential rains at the wettest place on the planet. A true-blue SUV. Perfect recipe for getting high then!

6 mins

The Time Traveller's Bikes

Want a slice of the fifties? Or perhaps you feel like a wild child off to Woodstock? Here are two Harleys that will take you travelling through time. Backwards, and yet not quite

5 mins

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