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Almost a tradition now, the 2018 Auto Expo saw the king of Bollywood Shah Rukh Khan grace the Hyundai pavilion. The Korean car brand has almost mimicked the actor's journey in films with its 20 years of presence in India, which makes him the longest-running brand ambassador in the world, in the automobile sector at least. Here are excerpts from our chat with the Indian film icon.

Lamborghini is not looking to manufacture in India and there are no plans as of yet to that effect. The company has said in a statement that there's been a confusion in the names and it wanted to be clear on its association with Tonino Lamborghini

VinFast targets to produce 500,000 vehicles in the country by 2025 and to launch the first car in September 2019.

The new Porsche 911 GT3 is essentially built for some exemplary track performance and we can already imagine the race car driver taking it out for a spin on one of the three tracks in India.

The World Car of the Year Award is a prestigious prize that is bestowed on the best in the industry. The finalists for 2018 have been announced and the top three will be declared soon. We take a look at all those cars who have made the cut

Apart from cars and bikes, some of the biggest attractions are the virtual reality stalls and manufacturers getting people to interact at their pavilion. Here are some of the more interesting such stalls where the crowd had a lot of fun.

Jaguar Land Rover has always tried to up the ante when it came to new car introduction and we (as an automotive fraternity) expect no less from them. So, when Land Rover decided to make an SUV climb more than a thousand steps to reach the top of China's famous Heaven's Gate; we waited in the wings to see, how exactly it managed to achieve this feat.

The 'Pink' actor fell in love with the Honda CB Hornet 160R, which she saw for the first time when she joined the Honda team. In fact, we are very sure, she'll love the XBlade too when it comes out later this year