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With so much of the slowdown being at the bottom of the car market, Renault’s Triber could well be the bellwether of a revival

Hyundai’s refresh on the Grand i10 brings in more features and an auto gearbox, but is it enough to take on the Swift?

The new, premium alternative to Ertiga is on predictable lines, and yet promising

Audi’s new-gen shooting brake takes sharper aim at competition in the performance segment

Customers should be able to buy a car just as easily as a book today, says Britta Seeger, Board Member of Daimler AG

With excellent material and build quality, wide choice of sporty powertrains and an appealing design, the Seltos promises to be a cracker in a damp ...

Audi’s sports utility vehicle gets a comprehensive refresh for the 2020 model year

This is one performance compact that will rock the trip to the party and to the office

The compact SUV segment now has a new titan and the clash promises to be epic

Get your wiring in order; Audi’s e-tron is electric, has no transmission losses and does 0-100 kmph in 5.7 secs. Coming to our shores later this year

Mercedes-Benz’s new flagship is beefier and more luxurious. And more focussed on rear-seat occupants

Kona EV is very much the regular compact sports utility vehicle in terms of design and performance despite its battery-motor powertrain

MG Motor’s Hector will take on the heavyweights of the compact SUV segment with its larger size and novel features. But is that enough?

Jeep’s new Compass Trailhawk delivers on the brand’s promise of “Go Anywhere, Do Anything”

Biggest addition to the sub-compact SUV segment. But does it have the heft to take on the Vitara Brezza?

Being chauffeured in the autonomous ZOE cab is novel, but ...

There’s something about the MINI John Cooper Works that makes it so endearing and desirable

Electric and no compromises seems like a mis-match in the mass market. But the Kia Soul EV has the power to surprise

XPulse twins and the XTreme 200S share a versatile platform. Can they now challenge the big boys in the entry performance segment?