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Undoubtedly, this has to be the most impressive custom Toyota Hilux in the country. The passionate off-roading community is sure to fall in love with the Monster truck variant of the Toyota Hilux 4×4. As the pickup truck version of the formidable Fortuner, the Hilux competes strongly with the popular Isuzu V-Cross in our market.

Tata has recently introduced the Punch iCNG in the Indian market, showcasing its commitment to providing alternative options to traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. The company’s focus on electric vehicles (EVs) and compressed natural gas (CNG) cars aims to address the growing frustration among customers due to the constant surge in fuel prices. With

In a feat that sends ripples of nostalgia through the Indian automobile industry, the Maruti Suzuki Alto has reached yet another historic milestone by achieving a staggering 45 lakh proud owners. Fondly dubbed “India’s favourite car,” the Alto has not only secured its place as the highest-selling car in the country but also cemented its

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has introduced the All-New Vellfire, a luxurious and technologically advanced hybrid electric vehicle that raises the bar for automotive elegance in the Indian market. This self-charging strong hybrid electric vehicle (SHEV) is designed to provide a remarkable driving experience and thoughtful amenities, catering to the preferences of High Networth Individuals (HNIs).

Toyota has recently launched the updated Fortuner in Thailand, with prices ranging from 1,375,000 baht to 1,939,000 baht (approximately Rs 32.80 lakh to Rs 46.24 lakh). The Fortuner is a popular SUV in Asian and South American markets, and the latest version comes with a host of functional updates. In Thailand, customers have three variants

Kia is gearing up to introduce the Sonet facelift, which will focus on cosmetic enhancements and the addition of new features while keeping the existing powertrain options. Although the facelifted Sonet has been spotted at overseas locations before, this is the first time it has been spotted in India. The upcoming update will be a

Traffic violations and a lack of traffic discipline are significant issues affecting major cities in India. Many drivers resort to taking wrong routes to save time and fuel, often oblivious to the potential dangers to themselves and others on the road. To curb this behavior, the idea of installing “tyre killer” speed bumps was introduced.