Author: Hasnain Ali

Hasnain Ali is an experienced journalist with over 6 years of expertise in automotive news and digital media. He closely follows car and bike industry trends and understands what kind of information readers want.

In the competitive Indian market for family cars, the new affordable, seven-seater MPV—the Nissan Gravite—steps in, directly competing with its close platform sibling, the Renault Triber. Launch Timeline and Product Strategy Nissan India has confirmed the launch of the Nissan Gravite, a new and crucial seven-seater MPV for the Indian market. This vehicle was originally supposed to be introduced around January 21, but that event was moved. The brand announced its December 2025 arrival soon after, making it the first product launched as a key part of their plan to expand their presence in the country. Based on the CMF-A+…

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The MG Cyberster redefines the all-electric convertible roadster. It uses a powerful dual e-motor drivetrain and a 77 kWh battery to launch from 0 to 100 kmph in a staggering 3.2 seconds, delivering instant, silent performance that changes the open-top experience. Adding a fresh layer of exclusivity, JSW MG Motor India’s luxury retail arm, MG Select, has introduced a stunning new exterior colour for the Cyberster called Irises Cyan. This newly revealed shade is a masterclass in detail, uniquely combining a blue and green tone that seems to shift in different light. It’s not just paint; it’s been specially calibrated…

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Triumph’s 2026 model-year upgrades for the Trident 660 and Tiger Sport 660 are impressively comprehensive, taking the established triple-cylinder platform to a new level of refinement and capability. Looking at the 2026 lineup, it’s clear that Triumph has listened to rider feedback, delivering comprehensive upgrades that make a tangible difference from the saddle. The heart of the matter is the refined 660cc triple-cylinder engine across both the Trident 660 and Tiger Sport 660, which now offers a sharper, more responsive character. These aren’t minor tweaks; they are significant changes that enhance the overall riding experience. Both bikes genuinely benefit from…

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Honda has issued a recall for select CBR650R and CB1000 Hornet SP motorcycles in India. The company is addressing potential wiring and oil-related issues by offering free inspections and fixes at authorized dealers. The Recall Details: What Owners Need to Know A recent recall campaign by Honda in India specifically targets their premium motorcycles, the CBR650R and CB1000 Hornet SP. It’s important to note that the defect prompting this action involves a separate issue for each model. If you own one of the affected units, Honda is actively contacting owners via phone calls, SMS, and email to schedule inspections. You…

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The 2026 Kawasaki Ninja 300 has been rolled out in India, priced at Rs 3.17 lakh (ex-showroom). This update primarily brings fresh colour options, while the motorcycle’s core mechanicals remain unchanged. The 2026 Ninja 300 has been introduced in India, and from a rider’s perspective, its strategy is clear: consistency. This new iteration consciously retains the proven mechanical setup and fundamental design that have defined this entry-level model, prioritizing continuity for its fans. The core changes are purely aesthetic, focused on new colour options and visual appeal, while Cycle parts and overall styling carry over. Priced at Rs 3.17 lakh…

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VinFast plans a rapid expansion in India, aiming to grow its product line-up from two to five models in quick succession. This aggressive rollout could happen possibly in a little over a year after its market arrival. From what we’ve seen of its strategy, VinFast made a bold entry into the India market with not one, but two initial models, the VF 6 and VF 7. The company clearly intends to continue this offensive on the product side in the near future. Their immediate plans include the launch of an electric MPV first, to be followed up with two additional…

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The popular Mahindra Bolero Camper and its sibling, the Bolero Pik-Up, have received a practical update. This refresh focuses on meaningful design tweaks and added features for these two hard-working CVs, ensuring they stay relevant and capable for their core users. The recent update for the popular Mahindra Bolero Camper and the Mahindra Pik-Up range brings two critical, real-world upgrades. The Bolero Camper is now equipped with advanced iMAXX telematics—a boon for fleet managers. Meanwhile, the Bolero Pik-up has finally gained air conditioning and heating, drastically improved driver comfort in all weather conditions. From my time with these vehicles, these…

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A key highlight of the Toyota Urban Cruiser Ebella is that it gets a choice of two lithium-iron phosphate battery options. The major benefit is a solid certified driving range of up to 543 km, making it a practical choice for daily use. Toyota Kirloskar Motor has officially entered India’s competitive battery electric passenger vehicle space with the high-profile debut of the Urban Cruiser Ebella. This marks a significant move for the brand. Good news for early adopters: Bookings have already commenced, though the official pricing details will be revealed at a later date. It’s important to note this car…

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Ducati has made a major move by bringing the exclusive Panigale V4 Tricolore to India. This Italian brand’s latest arrival is far from ordinary—it’s a strictly limited-edition masterpiece, with a global run of just 1,000 numbered units. Produced in such scarce numbers, it’s instantly positioned as a prized collector’s motorcycle, celebrating the rich ‘Made in Italy’ heritage that Ducati’s most exclusive motorcycles are built upon. If you want a shot at owning this icon, Ducati has confirmed that bookings for the Panigale V4 Tricolore are now open. But you’ll need to act fast—only a very limited number of these units…

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For the 2026 Jeep Meridian, a smart new feature gets added to boost practicality: sliding second-row seats. From my view, this is a major win for interior flexibility. Note that it’s reserved for select variants, namely the well-equipped Limited and top-tier Overland models. Having seen the SUV landscape evolve, I can say Jeep’s latest move is sharp. They’ve introduced the updated 2026 Meridian to the Indian market, and the most talked-about practical enhancement is a clever one: sliding second-row seats for easier access to its three-row layout. This update brings more versatility to select variants. Now, the crucial part for…

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