The electric scooter revolution in India shows no signs of slowing down. In 2025, electric two-wheelers accounted for nearly 15% of the total scooter market, and experts project this share to reach 25-30% by 2027. Rising fuel prices, improving charging infrastructure, and falling battery costs have made electric scooters an increasingly attractive option for daily … Read more
The monsoon season in India brings relief from scorching summer heat, but it also brings unique challenges for vehicle owners. Heavy rainfall, waterlogged roads, high humidity, and reduced visibility take a toll on cars and bikes alike. For millions of Indian drivers, the rainy months from June to September are the most demanding period for … Read more
The affordable electric vehicle segment in India has witnessed remarkable growth over the past two years. Two models have emerged as the primary contenders for buyers with budgets between ₹10 lakh and ₹15 lakh: the Tata Punch EV and the Citroën ëC3. Both are compact electric hatchbacks (masquerading as SUVs), both offer real-world ranges exceeding … Read more
The 350cc retro motorcycle segment in India has witnessed a fascinating rivalry over the past few years. On one side stands the Royal Enfield Classic 350 – a motorcycle that has defined an era and continues to be the best-selling bike in its class. On the other side stands the Honda CB350 – a relative … Read more
Dubai is a city built for driving. With its expansive highways, year-round sunshine, and car culture that rivals any global metropolis, owning or leasing four wheels is less a luxury than a necessity for most residents. However, for the city’s large expatriate population — where employment contracts often run from two to four years — … Read more
The United Arab Emirates used car market has evolved into one of the most dynamic automotive ecosystems in the world. With an estimated market size of USD 22.92 billion in 2026, growing from USD 20.55 billion in 2025, and projected to reach USD 39.58 billion by 2031 at a CAGR of 11.52%, the second-hand automotive sector in … Read more
Royal Enfield and Triumph represent two very different schools of motorcycle design. Royal Enfield is about heritage, character, and a distinct thump that resonates with millions of riders. Triumph is about precision engineering, refinement, and a premium feel that comes from decades of British craftsmanship. In the 400cc retro roadster segment, these two brands are … Read more
The 200-250cc motorcycle segment in India is a sweet spot for millions of riders. It offers the perfect balance – enough power for highway cruising, manageable weight for city traffic, and fuel efficiency that does not break the bank. With fuel prices remaining high in 2026, this segment has become even more attractive for buyers … Read more
The price of crude oil has always been a barometer for the global economy, but for India’s automobile industry, it is nothing short of a heartbeat monitor. Every time oil prices climb, the automotive sector collectively holds its breath. In 2026, with crude oil hovering around 95−95−105 per barrel and domestic petrol prices crossing the ₹110 … Read more
Dubai continues to dictate the pace for luxury car launches worldwide. Automakers see the city as a market where innovation is tested in real driving conditions – not just in showrooms. With a demanding audience that values comfort, performance, and daily usability, the luxury vehicles being designed today are being built with Dubai’s roads in … Read more