The wait is finally over. Skoda India has officially pulled the wraps off the much-anticipated 2026 Skoda Kushaq Facelift, launching it in India on March 21, 2026, with prices starting at an aggressive Rs 10.69 lakh (ex-showroom). The top-spec Monte Carlo DSG variant is priced at Rs 18.99 lakh, making the Kushaq Facelift one of…
Let’s be honest — when Tata brought back the Sierra nameplate in late 2025, half of us were skeptical. A retro name slapped on a modern body? Marketing gimmick, right? Wrong. The ICE Sierra clocked over 70,000 bookings in 24 hours and proved there was real emotion behind that boxy silhouette. Now Tata is doubling…
Four years is a long time in the Indian car market. Brands rise, rivals multiply, and buyer expectations shift entirely. When Renault quietly discontinued the Duster in 2022, most of us assumed the chapter was closed. The segment had moved on. The Creta had won. And then March 17, 2026 happened. The Renault Duster 2026…
There’s a certain kind of car that India has wanted for years but Toyota never quite brought here. Not the Fortuner — that’s been part of the furniture since 2005. Not the Innova Crysta — fantastic MPV, but not exactly what luxury buyers are dreaming about. The car India has been watching from afar, seeing…
Six years. That’s how long the first-generation Seltos held the fort — winning awards, topping sales charts, turning Kia from an unknown Korean name into one of the most respected automotive brands in India. So when Kia finally decided to replace it, the pressure was immense. Too cautious and it looks like a facelift. Too…
There’s a moment at every Auto Expo where one car stops the crowd cold. At Bharat Mobility 2025, that car was the MG Majestor. Tall, wide, genuinely imposing — it sat on that stand and dared you to walk past without stopping. Most people couldn’t. Now, more than a year after that first reveal, MG…
If you’ve ever sat in a Fortuner and thought — yaar, yeh sab kuch hai, bas sunroof kyun nahi? — you’re not alone. For years, India’s most aspirational SUV has had a glaring gap. Rivals with panoramic sunroofs were rolling past on Delhi highways and Bengaluru tech corridors, while the Fortuner sat there looking majestic…
There are vehicles that are built to impress. And then there are vehicles that are built to endure — machines that don’t care whether you’re impressed, because they’re too busy being genuinely, almost annoyingly capable. The Toyota Hilux has always belonged firmly in the second category. But with the Toyota Hilux 2026, something interesting has…