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Tata Motors today displayed a concept car called the C-Cube, at the Future Decoded 2017, an event organised by Microsoft India. The C-Cube was showcased as part of the 'Product Transformation' theme at the event. Through the C-Cube, Tata Motors is showcasing its advanced structural technology which will enable the Company to bring forward breakthrough products from TAMO.

Zoomcar recently announced its partnership with Audi India and has included the Audi Q3 SUV in its portfolio from now. The Audi Q3 can be rented via the Zoomcar platform at a price of Rs. 240 per hour, which includes fuel, insurance, road side assistance and the requisite taxes. At present, Zoomcar users can book an Audi Q3 in the cities of Bangalore, Mumbai, Pune and Kolkata.

It looks like BMW Motorrad and Lego Technic are having a lot of fun together. Please do not get us wrong. Earlier, the two had collaborated and came out with a rather lovely Lego model of BMW Motorrad's iconic R 1200 GS Adventure motorcycle. Not being content with that, the design teams of both these companies have now created something called as the Hover Ride Design Concept.

2017 Honda City facelift has been launched to reclaim its position as the top-seller of its segment from the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz. The car comes with a host of updates to go up against its rivals, but will that be enough? Let's find out.

In Munich on Monday morning, Manfred Kick was driving his Tesla Model S on the Autobahn when he noticed that a man driving a Volkswagen Passat in the left lane had fallen unconscious. The car seemed out of control and was moving slowly in the left lane. Kick quickly pulled ahead with his Model S and then created a barrier so that the Passat could be stopped.

We at carandbike, who are as nuts about everything related to automobiles list down the five gifts that you can consider for your petrolhead partner for valentine's day.

Three years after the launch of the new-gen Honda City, the Japanese carmaker will finally bring out its first major facelift. In India, it's key rivals are Maruti Suzuki Ciaz and Hyundai Verna and here's how the updated City fares against them on paper.

Everyone in India knows what the Hindustan Ambassador is. As a symbol of Indias automotive history, there is little else that defines motoring in the country like it. From a mode of mass transport as the most popular Taxi in India at one point of time, to the de facto politicians preferred car, to a symbol of status in some parts of the country, the Ambassador has seen it all. In fact, the Ambassador was even raced and rallied in the 70s and 80s in rallies like the gruelling Karnataka 1000 and the Himalayan Rally with positive results. Of course, most of us will remember the Ambassador fondly through a childhood memory in the spacious rear seat or as a car someone in the neighbourhood had. That said, since the Ambassador brand name is due for a revival, let us take you through a quick history of the cars humble beginnings in the United Kingdom and how it made it to India in its various avatars.