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The Uttar Pradesh Transport Department’s WhatsApp chatbot has been around since February, and it continues to help people access important RTO services right from their phones. If you have not tried it yet, this guide will show you how it works, what services it offers, and how you can save time by using it instead […]

Citroen has introduced a CNG option for the C3 hatchback. This makes it the brand’s first CNG model in India. But instead of offering it from the factory, Citroen is retrofitting the CNG kit at its dealerships. This kit costs ₹93,000 over the petrol variant’s price. The CNG variants are only available with the 82 […]

The Made-in-India Maruti Suzuki Fronx has been crash tested by Japan NCAP. The crossover scored a 4-star safety rating, which is a good result. The Fronx was launched in Japan in October 2024 and comes with some added features like Level-2 ADAS and all-wheel-drive (AWD), which are not offered in the Indian version. Japan NCAP […]

Tata Motors has officially revealed the 2025 Tata Altroz facelift. The premium hatchback gets a fresh design, more features, and new trim options. The launch will take place on May 22. The Altroz was first launched in 2020. Over the years, it received small updates like a turbo-petrol engine, a CNG option, and a larger […]

Kia has officially taken the wraps off the 2025 Carens Clavis in India. It is positioning as a more premium alternative to the current Carens MPV. Bookings for the Clavis will open on May 9, and it will be sold alongside the standard Carens. The Clavis will be available in seven broad variants: HTE, HTE […]

Mahindra has made a small but important change to its popular SUV, the XUV700. The company has discontinued the AX3 variant, which was part of the AX lineup. That means you can no longer buy this variant that earlier sat between the MX and the higher AX5 trims. It was last priced between ₹16.39 lakh […]

It has become a trend on Indian roads. Kids standing on the car seat, their upper body out through the sunroof, waving or enjoying the breeze while the vehicle is in motion. Some parents even encourage it, smiling proudly as if it is something to be proud of. But here’s the truth: this behaviour is […]