autocar-logo
Delhi

2025 Royal Enfield Meteor 350 review: Small updates, better to ride

The Meteor 350 is the second J Series bike to get an update this year.
3 min read11 Oct '25
Rishaad  ModyRishaad Mody
11K+ views
Royal Enfield Meteor 350 right side riding shot on road
Royal Enfield Meteor 350 right rear static in field

We like

  • Slip/assist clutch improves the experience

  • Smooth and characterful engine, overall finish and quality

  • Stable, yet responsive handling, low seat

We don't like

  • Kerb Weight

  • Dull front brake

Honda CB125 Hornet review: Everyday practicality with a dash of sportiness

The CB125 Hornet is the latest motorcycle to enter the sporty commuter segment.
5 min read3 Oct '25
Azaman ChothiaAzaman Chothia
6K+ views
Honda CB125 Hornet front three fourth tracking shot

We like

  • Good build quality and fit and finish

  • Punchy mid-range performance

  • First in the segment to get a USD fork

We don't like

  • Not as comfortable as some rivals

  • Tyre grip in the wet feels uninspiring

Ultraviolette X47 review: Worth crossing over for?

The new X47 is the most appealing electric bike from Ultraviolette.
5 min read30 Sep '25
Rishaad  ModyRishaad Mody
7K+ views

We like

  • Sharp design with wider appeal

  • Comfortable ergos, plush 170mm suspension

  • Onboard charger

We don't like

  • Seat on the firmer side

  • Fit and finish could be better

  • High prices for top variants

Rynox Stealth Air Pro pants review

These are an affordable pair of do-it-all ADV touring pants.
2 min read28 Sep '25
 Gavin  Rodrigues Gavin Rodrigues
4K+ views
Rynox Stealth Air Pro pants review

2025 Kawasaki Ninja 300 review: Old school, still cool?

The Ninja 300 feels like a bit of a time capsule in a world filled with tech-loaded bikes.
4 min read28 Sep '25
 Gavin  Rodrigues Gavin Rodrigues
10K+ views
2025 Kawasaki Ninja 300 review: Old school, still cool?

We like

  • High-revving parallel-twin engine

  • Balanced chassis and composed handling

  • Still looks good in 2025

We don't like

  • Feels slower than newer 300-400cc rivals

  • Dated instrument cluster, no modern features

  • Braking performance is not class-leading

TVS Orbiter review: Different yet familiar

TVS’ entry-level EV bundles some neat tech into a rather practical offering.
7 min read19 Sep '25
Dinshaw MagolDinshaw Magol
4K+ views
TVS Orbiter front left side riding shot on track

We like

  • Spacious and comfortable

  • Nifty and useful features

  • Affordable, good range claims

We don't like

  • No front disc brake, even as an option

  • Shallow boot area

Can't decide which car to buy?
Ask our experts and get answers to all your car related queries.