In this issue

It's time for the evo Car of the Year special, the hunt for the best drivers' car of the year, the test where hypercars go up against hot hatches to find the one car that defines The Thrill of Driving. At one end of the spectrum we have the Volkswagen Up! GTI that is being considered for an India launch, and at the other end is the McLaren 600LT and Ferrari 488 Pista, both of which should make it to India this year. Want to know where Ford's Thrill of Driving DNA comes from? We have the Fiesta ST which sadly won't come to India. Neither will the Megane RS or Alpine A110 but the Porsche 911 GT2 RS is already here and so is BMW M2 Competition. Which car takes the eCOTY? It's one mega story in the February 2019 issue of evo India!
Bentley Continental GT: Our first India drive of the Bentley that has it all - comfort, opulence and a sportiness that you wouldn’t associate with the former two.
Force Gurkha Xtreme: If it’s good enough to pass the Army's Light Strike Vehicle requirements, then the new Gurkha is certainly good enough for the off-road community. An exclusive.
Snow drive: Haven’t heard of Nelong? Neither had we. But when we did, we just had to drive the Discovery Sport up there for our first snow drive of the season
Kodiaq & CR-V: In this battle of the cushy seven-seaters, we pit the new Honda CR-V against the Skoda Kodiaq.
Jeepers Keepers: We go to Nagaland to find the biggest gathering of vintage WW2 Jeeps and comes back with tons of nostalgic anecdotes.
VW Polo R2 rally car: The ed takes his fears head-on and returns to rallying after a 4 year hiatus to take second in class at the Popular Rally in Kerala.
Triumph Speed Twin: Our biking correspondent says the Triumph Bonneville Speed Twin is the motorcycle equivalent of a perfect fish 'n' chips.
FB Mondial HPS300: Does MotoRoyale's new offering ride as good as she looks?

Stay Duned!

A rookie, an Indian and two brothers team up to put on a stellar show.

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Hyundai Creta Auto

After six months of using an SUV with a manual transmission, the left limbs get a breather as we usher in the Hyundai Creta Auto into the evo garage.

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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.
* Road tests and comparisons: evo India also conducts road tests and comparisons of different cars and motorcycles. This helps readers to compare different vehicles and choose the one that is right for their needs.
* Features: evo India also publishes features on a variety of automotive topics, such as automotive history, motorsport, and car culture. These features are written by experts in the field and they provide readers with insights into the world of cars and motorcycles.

evo India Magazine is a valuable resource for anyone who is interested in cars and motorcycles. It is a must-read for anyone who is looking to buy a new car or motorcycle, or who simply wants to learn more about the world of automotive journalism.