In this issue

The cover of the July 2019 issue has two of the most exotic supercars in the world being driven hard on Indian roads. The Lamborghini Huracan Performante and Porsche 911 GT3 chase each other through the hills of Wayanad, shattering the peace and waking up entire villages. Who said these cars aren’t useable on Indian roads? Also in this issue:
BMW X5 v Rivals:
The new-generation BMW X5 takes on the Audi Q7 and the Range Rover Sport
New Mercedes-Benz GLS
With new tech, more features and more luxury than ever before, the New GLS can finally live up to the tagline ‘the S-Class of SUVs’.
Hyundai Venue
Hyundai’s first compact SUV ticks all the right boxes and offers a massive feature list at the price it is offered at
Hyundai Venue v Rivals
The new Venue takes on the Ford Ecosport, Tata Nexon, Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza and Mahindra XUV300
India Diamond Trail
The second part of our epic adventure takes us from Kanyakumari to the north-east, and then to the Himalayas where we finish tracing the Renault Diamond on the map of India in the Renault Kwid
BMW Z4
There’s only one way to truly enjoy driving a convertible during the Indian summer: by driving it at night.
Toyota Glanza
Exploring the buzzing nightlife of Mumbai, the city that never sleeps, in a Toyota Glanza.
Autonomous Renault Zoe
Autonomous cars are the future and we’ve had a go in a Renault Zoe that will drive itself!
Ducati Diavel 1260 S
Superbike performance and handling in a cruiser? The Ducati Diavel 1260 S can do it all
Triumph Scrambler 1200
A properly versatile motorcycle, tackling a good road with the same enthusiasm as a good trail. Priced well too!
GS Experience
A novice off-road rider gets trained to deal with big ADVs like the BMW Motorrad R1200 GS
We’ve also driven a slew of new SUVs: the, MG Hector, Jeep Compass Trailhawk, Hyundai Kona EV, Porsche Cayenne Turbo Coupe, Skoda Kodiaq RS, Skoda Karoq, Range Rover Velar and the XUV300 with an AMT.

Maranello's Own Laferrari Slayer

That LaFerrari not rapid enough for you? Ferrari may just have the answer with the launch of its quickest ever car for the road – the SF90 Stradale

6 mins

The Second Coming

Gordon Murray bids adieu to the analogue era by making a true successor to the McLaren F1

3 mins

Kia's Big Bet

The SP2i’s production version, the Seltos has been revealed globally right here in India

2 mins

Seven's Company

Mercedes-Benz’ newest SUV is being evaluated for an India launch in 2020 and the big news is that it is a seven-seater

3 mins

'We Have A Strong Design DNA... So Simple And So Global, That It Works Everywhere'

In conversation with O liver Stefani, Skoda’s chief designer, on the future of design, and the challenge s faced by designers adapting to local markets

4 mins

MG Hector

The Compass, Harrier, XUV500, even the Creta have a high-decibel new rival from a new brand

10+ mins

Hyundai Kona EV

Next month India will get its first electric SUV and we’ve already driven it in South Korea

5 mins

Porsche Cayenne Turbo Coupe

Porsche’s Cayenne joins the coupe SUV party, but what – if anything – does it mean for the driving experience?

4 mins

Skoda Karoq

The Karoq doesn’t feel too far off the Kodiaq and that isn't something you should be worried about

3 mins

Winging It

Two of the most exotic sportscars in the world, in one garage in Kerala. We head up to the Wayanad hills to let rip

10+ mins

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