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Porsche Cayenne Electric launched at Rs 1.76 crore

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Porsche has launched the new Cayenne Electric in India from Rs 1.76 crore onwards. The SUV is available in Electric and Turbo Electric trims. Bookings for the SUV have commenced, with deliveries expected to start in the second half of 2026. Available in two trims: Cayenne Electric and Cayenne Turbo Electric Is the first Porsche EV to get an optional 11kW wireless charging Does 0-100kph in 2.5 seconds; most powerful production-spec Porsche New Porsche Cayenne Electric: Prices Available in two trims, prices start from Rs 1.76 crore. Trim Price Cayenne Electric Rs 1.76 crore Cayenne Turbo Electric Rs 2.26 crore Prices are ex-showroom, India New Porsche Cayenne Electric: Powertrain options 113kWh battery pack, dual electric motors and a 0-100kph time of 2.5 seconds. Both variants of the New Porsche Cayenne Electric come with a 113kWh battery pack and a dual-motor AWD setup as standard. The more powerful Turbo Electric trim features 1,156hp a...
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5 things to know before buying the Yamaha FZ Rave

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Yamaha recently launched the FZ Rave, positioning it as a more sporty-looking version of the popular FZ while retaining its proven mechanical package. If you're considering the FZ Rave, here are answers to the most common questions you might have. What engine does Yamaha FZ Rave have? The Yamaha FZ Rave is powered by the same 149cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine as the rest of the FZ lineup. Peak output figures stand at 12.4hp at 7,250rpm and 13.3Nm of torque at 5,500rpm. The engine is mated to a 5-speed gearbox. Does the Yamaha FZ Rave have ABS? Yes, the Yamaha FZ Rave comes equipped with single-channel ABS as standard. Braking hardware, meanwhile, comprises a 282mm disc at the front and a 220mm disc at the rear.  What is the seat height of the Yamaha FZ Rave? The Yamaha FZ Rave has a seat height of 790mm. Since it's based on the standard FZ, other key specifications including the 136kg kerb weight, 13-litre fuel tank, and 165mm ground clearance, are identical as ...
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Maruti Brezza facelift spotted testing for the first time

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A test mule of the facelifted Maruti Suzuki Brezza was recently spied on Indian roads for the first time. Maruti Suzuki launched the current-gen Brezza back in June 2022, so the compact SUV is due an update in the near future. Maruti Brezza facelift may get new alloy wheels and rear light bar Interior changes for Brezza facelift expected to be minor, with expanded feature list 1.5-litre petrol engine likely to be retained from current Brezza; CNG will be available too No precise launch timeline at the moment, but 2026 launch is possible Maruti Suzuki Brezza facelift exterior changes New alloy wheels, and rear end may get an LED light bar. The spy shots on hand only show the rear three-quarter of the Brezza facelift, and the heavy camouflage makes it tough to spot cosmetic updates. However, new four-spoke blacked-out alloy wheels can be observed, and the slightly reprofiled LED tail-lamps could be connected by a light strip with segmented sections a la the Maruti Victoris . ...
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Midsize SUVs ranked by the largest boot

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Midsize SUVs blend versatility and practicality in a way that caters to a huge set of buyers. Apart from smaller cubbies in the cabin meant for storing nick-nacks, long road trips or frequent airport runs mandate a sizeable boot. So, here are a few midsize SUVs that have the largest boot with their last row of seats in place, ranked in an ascending order. 9. Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara, Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder The petrol-only variants of the Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara and Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder get a 373-litre boot, which puts them at the bottom of this list. While the opening is well-sized and the boot’s depth is decent, outright space is low. It gets much worse if you pick one of the Hybrid variants, where boot space is only 265 litres. 8. Skoda Kushaq, Volkswagen Taigun The Skoda Kushaq and Volkswagen Taigun both offer 385 litres of boot space with the rear seats in place. The low boot floor makes it easy to store tall items, while fixed tethering hooks can be u...
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Every hybrid car mileage as tested by Autocar India

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Hybrid cars offer a great middle ground between the conventional combustion engine and all-electric powertrains – specifically excellent fuel efficiency with none of the range anxiety typically associated with EVs. Currently, only six hybrid cars are available this side of Rs 50 lakh in India, and we’ve put four of them through our fastidious real-world mileage tests. Let’s see how they rank. 4. Toyota Innova Hycross Average tested mileage: 14.60kpl Kicking things off is the Toyota Innova Hycross  with a 184hp 2.0-litre petrol-hybrid powertrain – the strongest one here by far. However, the Innova Hycross is also a large and relatively heavy people-mover, so in our testing, it achieved 13.10kpl in the city and 16.10kpl on the highway, averaging out to 14.60kpl. Toyota Innova Hycross hybrid fact file Price (Rs, lakh) 25.90-31.90 Engine 2.0-litre, 4 cyls, petrol-hybrid Power (hp) 184 (combined) Torque (Nm) 188 (engine) + 206 (motor) Gearbox e-CVT ...
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7 things to know before buying the Royal Enfield Shotgun 650

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The Shotgun 650 is a long, low, Bobber-style machine, and while it is based on the Super Meteor platform, there are plenty of differences. Here are a few things to know before buying the Royal Enfield Shotgun 650. 1. What is the peak output of the Royal Enfield Shotgun 650?   The Shotgun is powered by the tried-and-tested 649cc, parallel-twin, air/oil-cooled engine that produces 47hp and 52Nm, mated to a 6-speed gearbox. 2. How different is the Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 compared to the Super Meteor 650? While the Shotgun is based on the Super Meteor’s platform, it features plenty of differences. The more notable ones include different wheel sizes, with an 18-inch/17-inch front and rear setup versus the more traditional cruiser setup of 19-inch/16-inch combination on the Super Meteor. It also gets a different fuel tank that holds 13.8 litres, which is about 2 litres down on its sibling. Then there’s the seat height, which at 795mm is still very approachable but much higher th...
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7 bikes under Rs 1.5 lakh with a projector headlight setup

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Projector headlights have been around for decades, first debuting in high-end cars before eventually trickling down to mass-market models. Motorcycles followed the same path – projectors were once reserved for premium bikes but are now increasingly common even in affordable commuter machines. A projector setup can use either a halogen bulb or an LED, but the key advantage lies in better illumination, a more consistent spread and a controlled beam throw compared to conventional reflector headlights. With demand for improved visibility on the rise, several manufacturers now offer this feature in the budget segment. Here’s a look at six motorcycles priced under Rs 1.5 lakh that come factory-fitted with projector headlights. 7. TVS Apache RTR 160 4V Rs 1.16 - 1.36 lakh TVS launched an update to celebrate 20 years of the Apache, introducing the updated RTR 160 4V and RTR 200 4V with a mono-projector LED headlight. The RTR 200 4V is not included in this list, as it did not make the cut...
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Hyundai Venue N Line: Is it worth Rs 74,000 more than the Venue?

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The new Hyundai Venue is already a pricey proposition, but if you’re in the mood to splurge and want some sporty flair, the N Line is worth a look. It commands a premium of around Rs 74,000 over the top-end HX10 trim with the 1-litre turbo-petrol and DCT combo. So what exactly does that get you, and is it worth the outlay? Let’s find out. Hyundai Venue vs Venue N Line: mechanical differences Venue N Line gets a dual-tip exhaust that adds a burble at low speeds For starters, the N Line only comes with the 120hp, 172Nm, 1-litre, 3-cyl turbo-petrol with either a 7-speed DCT or a 6-speed manual on the lower N6 trim. Outputs are identical to the standard car, so performance is near identical too. It does sound fruitier though. The dual-tip exhaust isn’t just for show – there's a fairly audible burble at low speeds, more outside than inside. Past 3,000rpm, engine noise takes over. It isn’t obnoxious like aftermarket units and therefore legal, but that also means it can’t match th...
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What to expect from Maruti e Vitara ahead of its December launch

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Maruti Suzuki  is gearing up to launch the  e Vitara , its first fully electric SUV, in India on  December 2, 2025 . Built at Maruti’s Hansalpur plant in Gujarat, the e Vitara is also earmarked for export to more than 100 countries. About 7,000 units of the e Vitara have already been shipped overseas since exports commenced in August, with the United Kingdom being its top importer. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect from the e Vitara: 1. What is the expected price of the Maruti e Vitara? Rs 20 lakh-25 lakh initially Maruti is likely to price the 61kWh 2WD e Vitara at around Rs 25 lakh, with the smaller 49kWh variant expected to start at Rs 20 lakh when both go on sale in December. The e Vitara will join a competitive midsize EV segment populated by the Tata Curvv EV (Rs 17.49 lakh-Rs 22.24 lakh), MG ZS EV (Rs 17.99 lakh-Rs 20.50 lakh), Hyundai Creta Electric (Rs 18.02 lakh-Rs 24.40 lakh) and Mahindra BE 6 (Rs 18.90 lakh-Rs 27.65 lakh). If these prices hold...
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