In this issue

AMG should be worried! BMW’s M performance division has pulled a rabbit out of its hat with the new M2 Competition. Small, muscular, powerful, loves to drift and – here’s the best part – it will be available with a manual gearbox. It is coming to India in a month and it burns rubber on the cover of evo India’s September issue. Plus we have another huge story – the all-new Jeep Wrangler is coming to India and we have driven it on the most hardcore off-road trail in the world, the Rubicon Trail. Plus we have the 2018 Range Rover benchmarked against the S-Class, the 2018 Range Rover Sport and we ask what is the point of the E-Class All-Terrain and Volvo V90 Cross Country.

BMW M2 Competition: Lighting up the tyres on the best BMW M car right now at the Ascari circuit in Southern Spain

Cross Country:The E-Class All Terrain and the V90 Cross Country ask a basic question? Do you need SUVs to get muddy?

Rubicon Trail:Driving the 2018 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon – coming to Indian early next year – on the world’s toughest off-road trail

Best Car in the World?Can the Range Rover challenge the S-Class’s title?

29 States in 29 Days: We set a new FMSCI national record with the Renault Kwid

Kia’s Top Dog: The Stinger GT can give BMW M and Mercedes-AMG a fright

Enthu Cutlets: Continuing with our series on budget performance cars this month we line up Fiats sold in India over the past two decades

Used Bentley:Owning a Mulsanne is not completely impossible with Bentley’s used car program

Go Anywhere:Riding up to Spiti with the Triumph Tiger 800 XRx and attending the Ducati Riding Experience with the Multistrada 1260S

Race-spec Apache RR 310: We go racing with the more-power TVS Apache RR 310

Take 2

BMW’s smallest M-car has been extensively reworked, but is it enough to elevate the all-new M2 Competition to the top of the class?

5 mins

No Monday Morning Blues

With the feature packed VW Passat by your side, Mondays have more than just one colour.

3 mins

That Presidential Feeling...

There’s no better way of feeling like a head of state than a drive down Rajpath in a Bentley Mulsanne. And guess what? This one’s up for sale.

4 mins

Harley's New Adventures

A slew of 16 new bike s from Harley- Davidson , and not a single cruiser! Instead what you’ve got is a pair of adventure tourers, nine new streetfighters, five custom bikes and a bunch of 250- 500cc bikes built with an unnamed Asian partner.

4 mins

Gill Charges Through The Finnish Crests

Gaurav Gill and Team MRF successfully complete their second outing in WRC2

2 mins

Gill Takes The Win For Mahindra

Team Mahindra Adventure conquers the Rally of Coimbatore.

1 min

West Rules Chennai

Ex-MotoGP racer Anthony West earns a double race victory in the SS600 class of ARRC.

2 mins

Lorenzo Heads To Dakar

110 participants braved the unforgiving conditions of the mighty Thar Desert in the third edition of the India Baja rally.

2 mins

Sherco TVS Win Big At Baja Aragon

Sherco TVS reigns supreme in the Spanish Baja Aragon with a double podium finish.

1 min

Jehan On A Roll

Jehan picks up yet another win in the FIA Formula 3.

1 min

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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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