In this issue

2020 AUTO EXPO
From the Tata Sierra electric concept to the Mahindra Atom EV last-mile connectivity solution we have all the Auto Expo stars including the VW Taigun, Skoda Vision IN, Kia Sonet, Hyundai Creta, MG Gloster and Suzuki Jimny (it might be coming to India!). We spent time at Great Wall Motors learning of their 1 billion US dollar investment plans for India, had the boss of Force Motors walk us around the all-new Gurkha and much, much more.

MERCEDES-AMG GT 63 S 4-DOOR COUPE
We’ve exclusively driven the fastest and most powerful car to be launched at the Expo. It sits at the pinnacle of what AMG can do with a four-door car — eclipsing even the E63 AMG that we know and love —and has over 600 horsepower, all-wheel drive and all sorts of electronic trickery to make sure it can put down all that power. A force of nature, that’s what the AMG GT 63 S is.

TOYOTA VELLFIRE
The most comfortable, lavish and indulgent armchairs fitted to any automobile says the editor after lounging in Toyota’s luxurious new MPV

LIVING WITH AN EV
Beyond the instant acceleration, what is an electric vehicle like to live with every day? We spend two months with the Hyundai Kona Electric to find out

AUDI Q8 MEETS THE Q7
The Q8 doffs its hat to the Q7 as it takes over flagship duties

RESTO-MOD 911
Workshop 5001’s resto-mod is based on a 1972 911, with a 3.4-litre engine and an attention to detail that is unmatched. We drove it in the hills around Malibu

CHEVROLET CORVETTE
Does the new mid-engined Corvette live up to the reputation built by its predecessors?

ELECTRIC SCOOTERS
Bajaj steps into the e-scooter game with the Chetak. And Ather goes one step further with the 450X

BRING THE THUNDER

The GT 63 S Coupe is the latest fire-breathing four-door car from Mercedes-AMG. Possibly, the wildest one yet

7 mins

KEEPING IT REAL

Is India ready for EVs? Are we ready for EVs? We spend a month with the Kona Electric to find out

7 mins

911 HEAVEN

Prefer your reborn coupes German? Then if your pockets are deep enough, LA-based Workshop 5001 could be the outfit to make your dreams come true. We drive its latest creation: a sublime resto modded 1972 911

10 mins

FABRIC OF TIME

On the third leg of our Art with Seltos series, we stumble upon two art forms created centuries ago, that still exist as they were originally meant to

5 mins

COR BLIMEY

Ever since its debut in 1953, Chevrolet’s Corvette Stingray has had its engine up front. But not anymore. So does this new C8 version pose a genuine threat to its established mid-engined rivals?

10 mins

BREATHE EASY

Driving the Toyota Camry Hybrid to one of the most spectacular forests in the country, and a luxury resort nestled in its depths

6 mins

THE EVO BLUEPRINT

New performance cars are too big, too heavy and too powerful. What we actually need for a great drive is much less

4 mins

A NIGHT TO REMEMBER

The Honda Amaze gives us company as we find ourselves on a calming drive through the city of dreams

2 mins

DRUNK ON POWER

Audi’s new coupe-SUV borrows the family genes, and puts them to great use in an irresistible package of style, power and technology

6 mins

MAKING CHAMPIONS

Over 37 years, TVS Racing have been identifying talent from the grassroots and turning out champions capable of taking on the best in the world. Harith Noah who made his Dakar debut this year is one of them!

7 mins

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