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We saw a host new and facelifted cars being launched in India this year. Right from the all-new Hyundai Santro, to the new-gen Audi Q5, there were some very important launches across almost every segment in India. We list down the top 10.

Global NCAP salutes the actions of the Indian Government to mandate front and side impact standards for new models since 2017 and all cars in production by October next year.

The OX is primarily aimed as a last mile connectivity mobility solution in remote areas and has been also tipped as a vehicle forfarm usage. The unique feature of the OX is in the way it is assembled.

Triumph invited us to attend a special adventure riding and training session, at the Triumph Adventure Experience, in Wales UK. Read on to know more about this special experience.

A few years ago, on an average, an automotive manufacturer in India had at least one or two cars that were just generally below average as compared to the rest of the competition. They either drove badly, had horrible quality issues, looked rubbish or sometimes, all of the above. And then there were some automakers in general who just made cars across the board that did nothing to move the soul of the Indian car buyer and in return, did not sell. But today, the Indian car manufacturing industry has seen a huge change for the better. And that makes us wonder, is there a thing like a bad car anymore?

The riders and supporters gathered at Connaught Place at 7 AM to start the rides which was concluded at the Lodhi Garden crossing Pragati Maidan and the Barapulla Flyover. On the way, they distributed pamphlets about the recent judgement and what does it mean to spread awareness. The pride was organised by the community members and the allies together. While Harsh Agarwal was from the community, Abhishek Saini led it from the allies' side. At the same time, it was supported by Blued - a gay dating and networking app for mobilising the community to participate.

Jawa Motorcycles has finally re-entered the Indian market after over two decades, and the brand's entry-level bike is called Forty Two. Prices at Rs. 1.55 lakh, here are five key features about the new bike.

Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650, are quite aggressively priced, however, the bike has no direct rival in India yet. That said, purely on the price tags, two other motorcycles that we think the bikes will be compared to are the KTM 390 Duke, BMW G 310 R.