It’s April already and we’re warming up to the summers with some hot wheels! Helping the cause is the svelte Audi S5 Sportback in a cool blue shade. Fast, yet comfortable is this Audi’s mantra. And interestingly, we have the German trinity in full attendance this month - we’ve also reviewed the facelifted and very impressive Mercedes-Benz E-Class LWB and not one but two BMWs — the updated 6 Series GT and the 330Li! We’ve also driven some hardcore SUVs this month, like the Toyota Fortuner Legender and the affable new Mahindra Thar that we took for a unique, coastal roadtrip. Fun was also had on two-wheels with machines like the Honda CB500X and CB350RS besides a weeklong ride on the H’ness CB350 to soak in the natural beauty of Arunachal Pradesh. If you love classics, we’ve a very special throwback story that includes the original Bajaj Chetak alongside the modern, electric one. Our April issue also covers what is possibly the largest collection of scale models in the country and a special story featuring one of only two Indians to have raced at the Isle of Man!

There couldn’t have been a better occasion than World EV Day to release our September 2023 issue! It’s headlined by our exclusive review of the upcoming Pravaig Interceptor - we’ve driven a prototype of this Made in India electric vehicle that’s set to rock the EV space! With 400PS and 620Nm sent to all-four wheels, this isn’t your ordinary EV, but is a one of its kind electric vehicle as a full-sized off-road buggy that boasts go-anywhere abilities like few EVs we know of. Hail make in India! 💪🏼 🇮🇳

We also got seat time in the behemoth that the new Lexus LX500d is, besides the new-gen BMW X1. Independence Day was also special, as we drove the made in India Mahindra XUV700 in South Africa, hearts swelling with pride! We also tell you about all the gleaming metal from the famed Pebble Beach Concourse held in California this month.

On two wheels, we swung a leg over two iconic nameplates that make a comeback, the Hero Karizma XMR and Royal Enfield Bullet. And yes, in keeping with the EV theme, we’ve ridden an electric 3-wheeler, the Mahindra Treo, Ather 450S and Ola S1 Air too!

Our SUV game is strongest this month! 💪🏼
There’s a slew of SUVs getting launched and we’ve driven them all for our August issue - headlined by the new generation Mercedes-Benz GLC that looks grander, is more luxurious and more tech-laden now. The soon to be launched Honda Elevate and Citroën C3 Aircross are entering the hotly contested midsize SUV segment, even as the facelifted Kia Seltos aims to set new benchmarks in the very space. On two wheels, we’ve tested the Triumph Speed 400 that starts a new chapter for the British bike maker and also the updated Royal Enfield ‘twins’, besides the first ever made in India MiniGP race bike, the Atom GP1. We’ve also conquered the Mustang Valley in Nepal, on a Ducati DesertX, no less! Head to the links in our bio to read the digital copy or order your own print copy on Amazon/Flipkart!

Downsizing is the theme of our July issue, which is headlined by the Hyundai Exter, a ‘mini-SUV’ that could be a segment disruptor. The story of the Harley-Davidson X440 isn’t very different - it’s Harley’s smallest yet and the first product to be co-developed with Hero MotoCorp! Then there’s the Hero Xtreme 160R 4V, a pint-sized streetfighter. We’ve also driven the updated Mercedes-Benz A-Class in keeping with the theme! On the other hand, with the Invicto, Maruti Suzuki aims at making inroads into the premium car space. We also bring you experiences from Harley-Davidson’s Pan America ride to the Zanskar valley this month! In motorsport, the 24 Hours of Le Mans celebrates its 100th anniversary and the Pikes Peak Hill Climb its 101st this month.

The Maruti Suzuki Jimny nameplate finally comes to India! And given the kind of off-roading prowess it boasts, we took it straight to a river bed in Uttarakhand! It’s a legend in the making for sure - our experience of rock climbing, water wading and what not confirms our belief. At the opposite end of the spectrum, we put pedal to metal in the Lamborghini Urus Performante and our palms are still tingling from the excitement. KTM has beefed up the 390 Adventure line-up too, to make it more capable, and we just had to go off-roading on it! We also (finally!) got seat time in the BMW 340i and are convinced yet again that it is one of the best family sportscars you can buy in India today. To balance things out, we also put EVs like the Mahindra XUV400 and Citroen eC3 through real world tests on one hand, besides heading up to the mountains in the Isuzu D-Max V-Cross, enjoying some very scenic vistas. That’s not all though, our June issue is packed with a lot more - head to the links in bio to check it out!

We’re turning on the heat this May with the 843PS and 1,470Nm Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S E Performance! It uses electrification to stake claim to being the powerful Mercedes yet and is a ‘wild’ hybrid with its kind of performance. At the other end of the electric brigade is the Ampere Primus, an all-new scooter from the homegrown manufacturer that ticks a lot of boxes. We’ve also driven the MG Comet, the country’s smallest electric car yet. This month we’re also telling you about all the cars and bikes from Fast X, as the movie is due for its release soon. We’ve got a very special feature for you in the May issue - we drove the Hyundai IONIQ 5 to India’s hottest border and survived Rajasthan’s scorching heat to bring you the story. After the explosive V4, we went bonkers on Ducati’s Streetfighter V2 this month and came back with a big, wide grin. That and lots more in our May issue - out on Magzter, print copies coming to Amazon soon!

Headlining our April issue are two new cars that remind us why we love turbocharged petrol engines!
The new generation Hyundai Verna has a lot going for it, but one of its biggest draws for us is the 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol engine under its hood putting out 160PS, making it the most powerful car in its segment.
Then there’s the Maruti Suzuki Fronx that brings the 1.0-litre Boosterjet engine back and makes the compact crossover huge dollops of fun!
This issue we also tell you all about the winners from the first ever TURBOCHARGED awards! This issue also has us do some crazy antics with the indestructible Toyota Hilux and we’re convinced it will soldier on beyond the end of the world. We’re also breaking some myths about the Mahindra Thar this month - check out our feature story!
On two wheels, a slew of new motorcycles have been reviewed, including the Bajaj Pulsar NS160 and 200, the Zontes GK350 and more. In the world of motorsport, we got up close and personal with Red Bull Racing’s RB7 Formula1 car which reminded us how much we miss the V8 era besides catching up with David Coulthard. All this and a lot more inside this feature-packed issue. Happy reading!

It’s March already! Three months in, we’re celebrating the fact that more motorcycles have been ridden this month - motorcycles are bae to the TURBOCHARGED team and we’re bringing you lots of two-wheeled action this month, headlined by the ridiculously, scarily quick Ducati Streetfighter V4 S. It’s an exclusive and you don’t want to miss this one!

This month we’re bringing you an eclectic mix of reviews - the Mercedes-AMG E 53 Cabriolet, BMW 3 Series Gran Limousine, Audi Q3 Sportback, Citroen E-C3, MG Hector and Hyundai Grand i10 NIOS. But our cover star is the Hyundai IONIQ 5 - it’s the first rear wheel drive EV in the country and with 217PS and 350Nm going to its rear wheels we just couldn’t resist putting it sideways! We’ve also ridden the new Hero Xoom, a scooter that aims at spicing up things in the 110cc segment with its sporty positioning. We’ve reviewed the Ultraviolette F77, Kawasaki W175 and TVS Apache RTR 160 too, tested out the new tyres from Reise Moto and attended India’s first ever Formula E race weekend with the homeboys from Mahindra Racing this month! All this and more inside.

TURBOCHARGED is India's youngest automotive publication dedicated to putting the emotion back into automobiles and help you, the reader get into the driver's seat or behind the handlebars, whatever your choice of wheels is! TURBOCHARGED is a monthly print magazine and covers a range of automotive topics including, but not limited to:

Latest car news and reviews
Latest bike news and reviews
Automotive themed lifestyle products
Automotive accessories
Riding gear reviews
Watches
Gadget reviews
Interviews with leading personalities
Domestic and international motorsport

Our December cover star is a rising star - the all-new Mercedes-Benz EQB! It’s the newest EV from the German luxury car maker and one that breaks conventions to chart new territory. It’s the first-ever three-row EV to come to our shores and the SUV could mark a radical shift in the way car makers look at electric vehicles for India - talk about ending the year with a bang! We’ve also driven the all-new Toyota Innova HyCross, which looks poised to continue the Innova Crysta’s success and set new benchmarks while at it. We’ve also driven the new-gen Audi Q3 and it looks very promising! This month we also bring you all the action from the seventh edition of India’s only ‘Underground’ event for tuner cars, and it turned out to be a petrolhead’s paradise in every sense. Rounding off the issue is a bunch of two-wheeler reviews including a decisive comparison between the TVS Ronin and Royal Enfield Hunter 350, not to forget, our motorsport section that chronicles everything about the 2022 season across formats!

Our November issue has two British behemoths headlining it in two different ways! The Aston Martin DBX707 is the world’s fastest production SUV and we put pedal to the metal in it! It isn’t your average luxury SUV - with 707PS on tap, the DBX707 is a super SUV in the truest sense. The Range Rover Autobiography is at the other end of the spectrum, pushing the luxury SUV envelope further. We’ve also driven the Mercedes-Benz EQS 580, India’s first locally-assembled luxury EV and also the longest-range EV in India, boasting an ARAI-certified 857km per charge. We’re also celebrating 50 years of BMW M this month, taking a deep dive into its five decades of offering exhilarating performance. In keeping with the name of the magazine we also drove the Mahindra XUV300 TurboSport, which is now the most powerful compact SUV on sale in the country! Our two-wheeler section is brimming with action too as we bring you reviews of the Hero Vida V1, Bajaj Chetak and Jawa Bobber, besides a feature story on the Outback, which was a music festival with motorcycles as the backdrop, held on the rooftop of the world. Reasons enough to hook you on we guess?

It’s raining SUVs, yet again! And given the number of SUVs we’ve driven this month, our October issue warrants being called an SUV special. Headlining it is the new-gen Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara you see going sideways across the cover here, an SUV that’s a landmark launch and one with serious motorsport lineage in our country! Then there’s the Citroen C5 Aircross that betters what was always a very appealing package and the Hyundai Venue N Line that’s small in size but big on fun. We’ve also reviewed two Mahindras - the XUV400, the brand’s first electric SUV and the Scorpio Classic. There are more than just reviews of new SUVs in this issue though - we’ve driven a souped-up Mahindra Thar turbo-petrol and a very special Daihatsu SUV as well! Two-wheeled action is aplenty too - new bike reviews aside we also bring you an exclusive feature on the 2022 BMW GS Trophy this month. Reasons enough to check out our October issue we guess?

Our September issue is #FullyLoaded! The cover stars are Hyundai India’s new flagship, the latest generation Tucson, that packs in a hefty punch and the newest hybrid on sale in the country, the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder. This issue also has our reviews of the all-new Maruti Suzuki Alto K10, Suzuki Katana, BMW G 310 RR and Kawasaki Ninja 400. We’ve packed in a bunch of interesting reads as well, including an exclusive feature on the Pebble Beach Concours held in California, which has the classic car world’s crème de la crème come together for top honours. We also drove a modded Toyota Hilux and we’re now fully convinced about its invincibility! Our motorsport section is back and this month we’re telling you all about the FIM MiniGP World Series India - which is sure to spawn the next generation of world class motorcycle racers from the country. Head to the links in our bio to read the issue on Magzter now, print copies coming to Amazon and Flipkart later this week!

We’re celebrating India’s 75 years of Independence with a two-wheeler special issue! And headlining it is the TVS Ronin, which marks the bike maker’s foray into the evergreen, retro motorcycle segment. Also jostling for space on the cover is the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 we rode on the streets of Bangkok! We’ve also reviewed the Bajaj Pulsar N160, which is one of the finest iterations of the Pulsar yet, besides the Keeway Vieste 300 and Sixties 300i, two of the biggest scooters launched in the country. We also bring you all the lowdown from the World Ducati Week - the biggest congregation of Ducatisti ever, in Italy, along with tales from the first ever Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250 Spiti ride out and this year’s Royal Enfield Himalayan Odyssey. We rode a pristine, 45-year old Bajaj Priya and took the Ola S1 Pro along! But no, we’ve not forgotten our cars. We’ve got a very special feature story, exploring the journey of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, easily the most popular luxury car in India, over the past 25 years - we took the new one to meet a 1997 iteration, besides reviewing the new Maruti Suzuki Brezza and speed-shifting in the Volkswagen Virtus 1.0 TSI manual. Our August issue is brimming with interesting reads, more than just the usual reviews!

This month, heavy downpours are accompanied by a stream of new launches. First off is the Hyundai Venue which impresses with its premium styling and connected features. Besides reviewing the compact SUV, we drove it down to Karnataka to explore one of India's most scenic highways - the NH66. We drove the new-generation Mahindra Scorpio-N which is better than its predecessor in every way and impressed with its performance and off-road ability. The Citroen C3 is another star this month and an interesting proposition in the sub-ten lakh rupee space. We also got behind the wheel of the BMW i4 and Tata Nexon EV Max, both of which are compelling enough to make the switch to electric mobility. In the two-wheeler section, we checked out the Ola S1 Pro which with the MoveOS update adds connectivity options to the brilliant package. The Oben Rorr is another electric motorcycle that has a lot of potential. We also experienced whiteout in Spiti and landslides in Nepal. Read all about it in our July issue.

It has been a hectic month for us at TURBOCHARGED and it seems after Sedans stole the limelight last month, SUVs are back with a vengeance. Our headliner this month is the Jeep Meridian. It comes from a brand that has off-roading in its DNA and we are happy to report the Meridian is quite capable off-road and even manages to keep up with the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. It also pampers you while doing so. We have also driven the Kia EV6 and can confidently say it is one of the best EVs you can buy in India. It’s also been a Fast and Furious month at TURBOCHARGED, we drove a special 750PS, 1,000Nm Monster of an Audi RS6 Avant and also attended Pune’s first underground car meet-up. Ed also rode the Tiger 1200 in Shimla. It’s lighter, more focused and a massive leap over its predecessor. He also rode the second-generation KTM RC 390 on the track. It is friendlier to ride yet retains the KTM DNA and is a potent tool on track. All this and a lot more in this issue of TURBOCHARGED. Happy reading.

It’s time for some May-hem! Our latest issue is a sedan special and packs in some interesting flavours of three-box sedans. Headlining it all are the two new Germans, the Volkswagen Virtus and new generation Mercedes-Benz C-Class. Both remind us why German sedans are so good with their kind of finesse and packaging. We’ve reviewed the Honda City e:HEV as well, which could be a new direction of sorts for the premium sedan segment. We also had plenty of sideways action in a purpose-built drift car! Our two-wheeler reviews are headlined by the new Ducati Hypermotard 950, that Ed was seen riding around on one wheel. The issue also features a bunch of ADVs from BMW Motorrad, besides which we swung a leg over the race version of the TVS Apache RR310. That’s not all though, as our May issue packs in plenty more action to keep you hooked. Happy reading!

We’re turning the heat on with our April issue! It’s a Porsche special and we’re exploring the iconic sportscar maker’s past, present and future this month. Few sportscar makers can match Porsche’s legacy and this month we’re telling you all about it. We also put pedal to the metal in the Mini Cooper SE which may have ditched the turbocharged petrol engine but is still the Mini we all love driving. Then there’s all-new Lexus NX 350h that’s vying for attention. There’s tonnes more action in the issue, including the updated BMW X4, Audi Q7, MG ZS EV and Tata Altroz DCA. This month we’re also bidding adieu to a hatchback loved by enthusiasts, the Volkswagen Polo. Two-wheeled action is aplenty as well, with the new Triumph Tiger Sport 660 leading the charge, along with BMW’s C 400 GT that adds a new dimension to automatic scooters in India.

Our March issue is action-packed and it begins with the new Škoda Slavia going sideways across the cover! The Slavia is the first all-new premium sedan in eons and is everything you’d expect of a three-box sedan from the Czech carmaker. Then there’s the new Maruti Suzuki Baleno, packing in lots of ammo to re-establish itself at the top of the premium hatchback segment. The Taycan is the first ever Porsche we’ve reviewed at TURBOCHARGED and yes, it does have that legendary Porsche DNA! We’ve also driven the sharper looking (and as sporty as ever!) BMW X3, the exquisitely luxurious Volvo XC90 and updated Jeep Compass Trailhawk. Action on two wheels is aplenty as well. We rode the new RE Scram 411 at the Big Rock Dirt Park and also reviewed the Tork Kratos, Hero Pleasure+, Suzuki Avenis and Bounce Infinity E1. Plus a lot more in the March issue.

Presenting our 14th issue! It’s packed with the latest cars and bikes, including some big names. Headlining it all is the all-new Kia Carens, the family mover that’s creating ripples across segments with its disruptive pricing. This month we also trace the evolution of TVS Motor’s flagship, the Apache RR 310, all the way up to its current and most potent form, with the bike maker’s BTO platform. Then there’s the Mercedes-AMG E 53 that’s vying for attention. We also got seat time in the BMW 3 Series - this time, the 330 Li M Sport. Škoda’s Kodiaq is back, refreshed and more powerful and impresses even more now. Tata Motors’ Tigor iCNG impresses too, offering a more feature-rich experience for a CNG version. 
Two-wheeled action is aplenty too! We swung a leg over all three Yezdis, the Adventure, Scrambler and Roadster, put the new Ducati Monster through its paces, enjoyed the simplicity of the Kawasaki Z650 RS and also tested the Benelli TRK 251. There, that’s a dozen reasons for you to read this one!

TURBOCHARGED’s first-anniversary issue is loaded with epic road trips and adventures. We wanted to celebrate the tenacity of the human spirit in every story. The Skoda Kushaq joins us on a 4,000km road trip braving varied elements, come rain, shine or snow. Exploring new horizons on two sun chasers, the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon and H-D Pan America 1250. Following the three-pointed star across Rajasthan on a special quest. On two wheels, we unleash Ducati's new SuperSport 950 S. Reunite three generations of the Suzuki Hayabusa in one epic roadtrip. Exploring the idea of small bikes on big adventures astride the new Hero XPulse 200 4V. And since its our anniversary issue, there are a whole bunch cool giveaways to be won. Make sure you give it a read, because we’re just spooling up!

We’re ending the year with a hot hatch special! And turbocharging is pretty much the name of the game when it comes to hot hatches, so we’ve got a bunch of them in our December issue for you. It’s all headlined by the Mercedes-AMG A 45 S, the most powerful series production hatchback in the world. We also put pedal to metal in the scorching hot Mini Cooper JCW, besides two special tuned hatchbacks, a turbocharged Maruti Suzuki Swift that’s claimed to be India’s quickest accelerating Swift and a souped-up Volkswagen Polo 1.0 TSI that’s also the quickest 1.0 TSI engined Polo! Our two-wheeled section includes two Yamahas that share the same powertrain but offer very different experiences, the R15 V4 and Aerox 155. We also went back in time to experience the frenzy of a Yamaha RX100. Since our December issue is also our 12th, we decided to cram it with some interesting feature stories too, besides the reviews and it is brimming with action!

With the monsoons behind us, we’re welcoming the riding season with the most powerful motorcycle we’ve tested till date! Our cover star this month is the mental, 208PS Ducati Streetfighter V4 S that refuses to put its front wheel down! We’ve also taken in the nippy winter breeze on a Harley-Davidson Street Glide Special and put in hot laps on the ​​track-spec Royal Enfield Continental GT-R650 that the manufacturer is getting back to racing with. We’ve also ridden the all-new Pulsars the way they’re meant to, pushed the new Ducati Monster and KTM RC200 on track and also had fun with the Hero Maestro Edge 125 and TVS Jupiter 125. No, we haven’t forgotten our cars though - we drove the prototype of the Škoda Slavia, the Volkswagen Taigun 1.0 and the original Maruti SS80 too. We even went Overlanding with a very special Mahindra Thar and Isuzu D-Max V-Cross to enjoy the outdoors. The bottomline is, our November issue is packed to the gills!

We are celebrating the release (finally!) of the 25th James Bond flick with a gravity-defying stunt in one of the most capable SUVs and a name that literally defines the British carmaker and spy alike. In keeping with the theme, we’ve also listed out the best of cars and bikes from No Time To Die! It’s raining SUVs as the festive season begins, and we’ve driven two of the latest, the Tata Punch and MG Astor. There’s also a special story featuring the original Tata Safari that was a game changer. On the two-wheeled front, we’ve had good fun with the Honda CB650R and CB200X besides the new TVS Raider, Yamaha RayZR and more. We also have veteran motorcyclist Vijay Parmar pen down his latest adventure in the mountains.

Good things come in small packages and our latest cover star — the Hyundai i20 N Line — is a perfect example. It’s quick, it’s fun and it’s accessible! We’ve also reviewed the Mahindra XUV700, Tata Tigor EV, Jaguar F-Pace, Honda Amaze and many other cars. It’s been a motorcycle monsoon of sorts and the two-wheeler Gods have showered upon us the Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250 Special, Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS, Royal Enfield Classic 350, TVS Apache RR 310 BTO and NTorq 125 Race XP. There’s also a special story featuring the Suzuki Hayabusa and Bandit from the Dhoom series of movies!

It’s raining Mercs for us this month - one on the cover and three more inside, all anything but ordinary. The Volkswagen Taigun is set to enter the premium five-seat SUV ring and looks promising. Reviews this month also include the Ford Figo 1.2 automatic and Mahindra Bolero Neo. On two wheels, it’s the Bajaj Pulsar NS125 and Yamaha FZ-X that go under the test scalpel. This issue is also packed with features like our Heroes and Gamechangers series and also a pumped-up Isuzu D-Max V-Cross.

Indians love SUVs in all shapes and sizes and thankfully, it’s been raining SUVs the whole of last month! Mid-size SUVs, electric SUVs and even 4x4s, we’ve got them covered. We’ve driven the Audi e-tron, the Jaguar I-Pace, the Skoda Kushaq, the Hyundai Alcazar and taken the Jeep Compass on one of our longest journeys ever. That’s not all; we’ve pitted the BMW R 18 against the Harley-Davidson Fat Boy, taken the Hero Xtreme 160R and TVS Apache RTR 160 4V stunting on a karting track, gone topless in a Mini Cooper S Convertible and a Standard Herald, got a taste of EVs by living with the TVS iQube and paid homage to one of the biggest Game Changers in the Indian auto industry — the humble Honda Activa.

We’re celebrating our 6th monthiversary with the six-cylinder icon of its era, the Toyota Supra! We are India’s youngest and also the only publication to feature the iconic 1,000PS tuner car on the cover but wait, that’s not all! Our June issue features an ensemble cast of six Japanese cars including the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX, Nissan 370Z, Mitsubishi FTO, Honda City VTEC and the updated Isuzu D-Max V-Cross. We have also driven the updated Skoda Octavia which is now larger and more luxurious than before. In keeping with our six theme, we have delved into the iconic flat-six motor that makes the Porsche 911 the icon it is today. We are also celebrating the 50th birthday of the iconic Lamborghini Countach. We have had a candid conversation with the talented photographer, Amy Shore and our hero this month is India's best rally driver, Gaurav Gill. In our bikes section, we set off touring on the BMW F 900 XR and the Kawasaki Versys 1000 to find out which one plays the sports touring game best. The BMW G 310 R and TVS Apache RR 310 are different motorcycles cut from the same cloth and we tell you which one is more suited for you. We've also ridden the TVS Apache RTR 200 4V which begs for the question — do you even need a 250cc motorcycle? So, join us in celebrating the sixth issue of TURBOCHARGED!

Cyclone Tauktae and COVID-19 may have dampened our spirits but when the going gets tough, the tough get going and that’s exactly what our cover star is all about! The Jeep Wrangler Rubicon is the most hardcore SUV in the world and probably the best getaway vehicle for these apocalyptic times. And guess what; for the first time ever, Jeep is making it outside America and in our backyard. So, does the price cut make for a sensible buying option? Well, talking about sensibilities, the Mercedes-Benz GLA has been launched in an all-new avatar that is sure to shake up the segment and we have driven it. Then, there’s Hyundai’s Alcazar that builds upon the strengths of the Creta and takes it a notch ahead, straight into the MG Hector Plus and Tata Safari territory. We haven’t missed out on special features so you’ll see Batman’s iconic machines that have scorched our screens, BMW’s 340i going against Triumph’s Street Triple R and a tuned Maruti Suzuki Ignis that quicker than some Porsches! For the bikerattis, we have the all-new Kawasaki ZX-10R wheelieing around the twisties of Lavasa and the entry-level Triumph Trident 660, wailing in the hills of Uttarakhand. We are also kicking off an all-new section called Game Changers, where we’ll be featuring vehicles that have made a dent in the Indian auto universe. The inaugural feature includes the iconic, first-gen KTM 390 Duke. That’s not all though! We also have Hari Singh – the five-time national rally champion getting candid in the Heroes of Turbocharged feature and we’ve also paid tribute to the Queen of Nurburgring – Sabine Schmitz. You don’t want to miss out on this issue!

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TURBOCHARGED is India's youngest automotive publication dedicated to putting the emotion back into automobiles and help you, the reader get into the driver's seat or behind the handlebars, whatever your choice of wheels is! TURBOCHARGED is a monthly print magazine and covers a range of automotive topics including, but not limited to:

Latest car news and reviews
Latest bike news and reviews
Automotive themed lifestyle products
Automotive accessories
Riding gear reviews
Watches
Gadget reviews
Interviews with leading personalities
Domestic and international motorsport

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TURBOCHARGED Magazine - April 2021

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