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Turn up the volume and check out the Honda Elevate’s exhaust and engine note. Sounds sporty!

Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways, announces the Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS), an AI-based system for traffic monitoring, detection and enforcement. He claims to have instructed authorities not to issue speeding notices for vehicles travelling at speeds of up to 144 km/hr, which is 20% above the 120 km/hr speed limit.

Here’s what we think about the Hyundai Alcazar in terms of space, features, performance and price. Would you buy it over the Creta? Let us know below! ⬇️

Here’s a detailed look at the new Renault Duster Hybrid! On the outside, the only changes are the hybrid badge on the front fender and the illuminated Duster lettering on the grille. The interior, too, remains identical to the regular turbo-petrol version, with no changes. Power comes from a 1.8-litre naturally aspirated four-cylinder petrol engine paired with an electric traction motor, delivering a combined output of 160 HP and 208 Nm. Performance is quite impressive, especially when compared with other hybrids in the segment. The Duster pulls cleanly and accelerates quickly, thanks to the well-integrated petrol engine and electric motor. Renault claims a 0-100 km/hr time of 9.6 seconds. Renault claims a fuel efficiency figure of 29 km/l. However, during our 100 km run, the MID displayed around 14 km/l. We believe you could get up to 18 km/l in everyday driving conditions. Ride and handling are where the Duster really shines. The hybrid version is around 100 kg heavier and Renault has tuned the suspension and steering accordingly. The result is impressive, with the Duster offering some of the best handling characteristics in the segment, along with excellent precision and feedback. The ride felt slightly stiff at low speeds but the suspension handled bumps and potholes with ease once we picked up the pace. Would you choose the Renault Duster Hybrid over its rivals? Let us know in the comments! 👇

Here’s a price breakdown and EMI calculation of the Hyundai Alcazar!

Check out the 0-100 km/hr acceleration of the Renault Duster strong hybrid. What are your thoughts?

Land Rover Defender is now assembled locally in India and it gets massive price cuts! Let’s have a look at the changes and details.

JLR has started local assembly of the Land Rover Defender 110 in India, reducing prices by up to ₹34 lakh. The Defender 110 X-Dynamic HSE is available with three engine options, with revised prices as follows: - 3.0-litre Petrol: ₹1.18 crore (down from ₹1.52 crore)
- 3.0-litre Diesel: ₹1.18 crore (down from ₹1.52 crore)
- 2.0-litre Petrol: ₹99 lakh (down from ₹1.13 crore) The SUVs are assembled locally through the completely knocked down (CKD) route. The price reduction is ₹34 lakh for the 3.0-litre variants and ₹14 lakh for the 2.0-litre petrol variant.

India’s Top 25 Best-Selling 6 & 7-Seaters – September 2026! From budget-friendly family cars to premium SUVs, which models are Indians buying the most? The Mahindra Scorpio takes the crown, followed by the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga and Eeco! Were you expecting this ranking? Tell us in the comments! 👇

Check out the 20 least selling cars of September 2026. Which car surprised you the most?

Entry-level Jeep Compass AT variant launched at ₹21.99 lakhs. Jeep India has introduced the Compass Sport 9AT, making a 9-speed automatic gearbox available on the entry-level variant for the first time. Powered by a 2.0-litre turbo-diesel engine producing 170 HP and 350 Nm, it gets six airbags, cruise control, Auto Hold and a 21.3cm touchscreen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Deliveries begin in the second week of November 2026. An optional accessory pack is available for ₹29,900. Would you pick the Jeep Compass AT over its rivals? 👇

Here’s a price breakdown and EMI calculation of the Royal Enfield Guerrilla Apex Red!

Which car topped the charts? And which models made it to the top 15? Watch till the end to see how India’s favourite cars rank! 👇 Which car do you think deserves the No. 1 spot? Tell us in the comments!

Delhi’s new winter pollution rules could affect your next drive! From November 1, non-BS6 vehicles registered outside Delhi could face entry restrictions. The plan also includes a ‘No PUC, No Fuel’ rule, 50% work-from-home arrangements for government and private offices, doubled parking charges and staggered office timings. The non-BS6 restrictions are scheduled to continue until January 31, 2027. Will these measures help Delhi breathe easier?

The diesel powered Sorento uses a 2.2-litre engine developing 193 HP and 442 Nm. It is paired with an 8-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. Let’s check out the 0 to 100 km/hr acceleration timing of the Sorento diesel!

Turn up the volume and listen to the exhaust note and engine sound of the Skoda Kylaq! How would you rate it on a scale of 1 to 10?

Hyundai Bayon started reaching dealerships ahead of the 26th October launch. How do you like the exterior and interior?

We’re driving the Skoda Kylaq which is paired with a 6-speed manual transmission. Is it fun to drive or not? Let’s have a look 👀