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2022 Renault Kiger first drive

Barely a year since the Renault Kiger was first launched in India, the carmaker has gone and given its compact SUV an update, with the 2022 Renault...

2022 Maruti Suzuki Ertiga S-CNG: First drive

2022 Maruti Suzuki Brezza first drive review: The first Maruti with a sunroof!

Mahindra Scorpio-N Test Drive Review

Hyundai Venue facelift: First drive review

Citroen C3: First drive review

A new car is always exciting but this is doubly important. The Citroen C3 is the first mass market car from what is still a brand new manufacturer, but one with serious ambitions. Their manufacturing...

Kia EV6 first drive review: Is it as good as it looks?

It’s a brutal afternoon at the BIC. The weather app on the Kia EV6 welcomes us to a 44 degree barbecue in the Greater Noida region, the trip computer is even more alarming at 47 degrees, and I’m told...

2022 Tata Nexon EV Max first drive review: Should this be your first EV?

I couldn’t have come up with a better name. Max. It makes a lot of sense to call this the Tata Nexon EV Max. After all, it now gets more power, more range and a lot more features. You see, Tata Motors...

Mercedes-Benz C-Class Test Drive Review

From being christened the Baby Benz to now sporting the Baby S tag, the Mercedes-Benz C-Class has come a long way over the past five generations. It’s no longer the baby, that space being occupied by...

VW Virtus Test Drive Review, Slavia and City rival driven

At long last interest is back in the ‘car’, the D-segment sedan that had all but given up the battle in the face of the SUV onslaught. The Skoda Slavia rekindled interest, followed by the segment...

Honda City e:HEV Hybrid Driven

Brace yourselves for a wave of hybrid cars and SUVs as the Japanese manufacturers, lagging behind in the EV race, prepare their 2022 onslaught. And first off the blocks is the Honda City hybrid. Based...

Jeep Meridian Driven — Can it trouble the Toyota Fortuner?

The term white-space is more often than not misused, but the 7-seater Jeep Meridian could genuinely find itself in one. The obvious rival is the segment emperor, the Toyota Fortuner, but that’s built...

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