Car Reviews

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Maruti Suzuki Invicto Review – The Brand’s Most Expensive Model Yet! Des: Maruti Suzuki India has been on a launch spree this year, and so far, all of them have come from the Nexa brand. And the latest one is its most expensive model yet. Yes, we are talking about the Maruti Suzuki Invicto, and we recently got a chance to spend a day with the new MPV. Maruti’s new flagship comes with several features that make it worthy of that title, at the same time, it also misses out on certain features that we think should have been included in a model like this. So, the real question is, should you be spending around Rs. 30 lakh to add this Maruti Suzuki to your garage? Watch the video to find out. Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction 00:57 – Exterior Desing & Styling 02:21 – Exterior Accessories 02:30 – Interior Features 03:44 – Second-Row Seats 04:58 – Boot Space 05:12 – Safety Features 05:45 – Engine & Performance 06:33 – Transmission 07:00 – Performance Takeaway 07:27 – Ride & Handling 08:05 – Pricing & Verdict

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The popular BMW X1 is back in the Indian market in its new generation. The mini SUV from the German luxury carmaker is not so small anymore and has grown in dimensions. It also has many more features than earlier and unlike some of its rivals gets both Petrol and Diesel engine options. We take it for a spin.

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The MG Gloster Blackstorm is a good-looking SUV and the all-black colour, with splashes of red all around work really well. The performance stay the same as before and the SUV should be on your consideration list if you want a full-size SUV with premium features and creature comfort. With prices starting at Rs. 40. 3 lakh (ex-showroom) and a two-wheel drive trim on offer too, the MG Gloster Blackstorm could be all the SUV you ever need!

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The Tata Altroz is the third model from the company to get a CNG powertrain. It is a sorted product, offers decent features and the performance is par for the course as well. With two CNG cylinders and a CNG only range of up to 220 km, the Tata Altroz sure makes for a competent rival to the Maruti Suzuki Baleno CNG and the Toyota Glanza CNG. Prices start at Rs. 7.55 lakh and go up to Rs. 10.55 lakh (ex-showroom). #Hatchbacks #Tata #Altroz #iCNG #TataAltroz #carandbike #CNGcars #RoadTest #Review

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After a wait spanning more than a decade, the much talked about Maruti Suzuki Jimny is ready to hit the Indian roads, that too in a never seen before 5-door version. Its an SUV designed on the same lines as the erstwhile Gypsy but promises to be a better fit in the modern world. Will this etch Maruti Suzuki's off-road ability in stone? Let's find out #marutijimny2023india #jimny5door #marutijimnydrive #Jimny #MarutiSuzukiJimny #JimnyIndia

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We get out on the road to drive the Jayem Neo EV which is the electrified version of the Tata Nano. Built by Coimbatore-based Jayem Auto, the car is now available for sale in the pre-owned market. With a claimed range of more than 200 kms is it worth the buy? We give you the answer.

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The Range Rover Sport has always been the smaller, wilder sibling to Land Rover’s flagship SUV. The SUV is currently in its third generation, and while we have already driven the powerful petrol derivative of the Range Rover Sport, we recently got to test the torquey diesel version. Powered by a 3.0-litre turbocharged Ingenium diesel engine, the motor is tuned to make 345 bhp and a monstrous 700 Nm of torque. So, should you buy this Rs. 2+ crore SUV? We tell you.

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1 year ago

Did you know that currently, there are more than 10 OEMs that engage in the manufacturing of electric three wheelers in India and Euler is one of them! We test drove the 2023 Euler Hi-Load EV. We took it for a nice spin to get a sense of the updates that the vehicle gets and how different it is from the outgoing model. #EulerMotors #EulerHiLoad #EV #ElectricVehicles #ElectricThreeWheeler #ThreeWheeler #carandbike #Cargo

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It's tall & small, its quirky & unique and its electric & clean. The latest from MG Motor in India, Comet is different in many ways. It isn’t for the first time that we’ve seen an electric car this small in India, but this one is far ahead when it comes to design, features and yes appeal. We drive this sub 3-meter hatch with just 2 doors to tell you if it makes sense as a viable urban mobility solution.