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Volvo to ditch diesel engines for global markets from 2019

Ditching dieselsVolvo Cars have taken a bold step to not develop diesel engines to power its cars. This will come in to effect from 2019 for global...

Government reduces petrol and diesel rates by Rs 2.50 per litre effective immediately

New Porsche Cayenne range launched starting at Rs 1.19 Cr

Lexus LX 450D test drive review – Big, bad and bonkers!

Honda Civic test drive review: Ready to challenge the Corolla Altis, Octavia & Elantra

Volkswagen Tiguan: Long term report

Our Volkswagen Passat went back before we could upgrade it with the VW Connect system, but that’s hardly a problem since the replacement in my garage is the Volkswagen Tiguan that the press department...

Kia Seltos prototype: First driving impressions of Kia’s new SUV

The Kia Seltos — what is it?If you’re into cars and you live in India, you would have heard of the Kia Seltos, the first product from Kia Motors in India, expected to be in the same segment as the...

Hindustan Ambassador: Gone But Not Forgotten:

There I was, at the launch of the Citroen brand in India, with the boss lady waxing eloquent about “The spirit of Ambassador” being their guiding light and that got me thinking… why stump up good...

Long term review: Maruti Suzuki Ertiga

At the first drive of the second-gen Ertiga, I was thoroughly impressed with its practicality and long list of features. Especially the diesel. However, when Maruti Suzuki sent us the petrol powered...

New BMW 7 Series launched at Rs 1.22 crore

BMW has launched the new 7 Series at a sticker of Rs 1.22 crore for base 730Ld diesel and Rs 1.34 crore for the 740Li petrol, both of which will be locally assembled. Additionally, there will also be...

The Thrill of Diesel Part 1: A 2800km road trip in the Tata Altroz, Nexon and Harrier

What did you miss the most during lockdown? Eating out? The movies? Travelling without restrictions? Me? I missed driving. Covering uncountable miles on a big road trip. Banging in the laps on a...

The Thrill of Diesel Part 2: Driving the Altroz, Nexon and Harrier on the road

The one thing that Tata Motors have always done well is ride and handling. It’s probably down to Indian engineers working on Indian cars for us Indians to use on typical Indian roads but their cars...