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2019 Porsche Cayenne e-Hybrid video review

The Porsche Cayenne e-Hybrid combines sportscar-like performance and handling, with luxury SUV practicality, and eco credentials too. And that includes 20-40km of pure, clear-conscience electric driving range. So can you have your cake and eat it too? We drive it to find out.
1 min read19 Aug '19
Sergius BarrettoSergius Barretto
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Lamborghini Huracan Evo India video review

The Lamborghini Huracan remains one of the last flag-bearers of natural aspiration among supercars, and with its mid-life update, fittingly called the Evo, it's really dialled things up. We have a white-knuckle go around the MMRT in the new Lamborghini Huracan Evo.
1 min read18 Aug '19
Renuka KirpalaniRenuka Kirpalani

2019 Renault Triber first look video

Renault's Triber is set to disrupt the market the same way the Duster and Kwid did. It brings seven seats into a sub-4m footprint, but also adds interior flexibility, comfort and premium feel. We give you the details.
1 min read16 Aug '19
Shapur KotwalShapur Kotwal

2020 Audi Q7 facelift video review

The second-generation Audi Q7 has always been a deeply capable SUV, but it lacked some of the panache of its venerable predecessor. That's all about to change with the facelifted version which is due to launch in India in early 2020. We went to Ireland to drive it and tell you what you can expect.
1 min read14 Aug '19
Shapur KotwalShapur Kotwal

2019 Kia Seltos video review

After much buzz and anticipation, we've finally got behind the wheel of the Kia Seltos. This Hyundai Creta rival debuts the Kia brand in India and so it's got a big statement to make. Can it impress us? We drive it on a stormy day in Goa to find out.
1 min read9 Aug '19
Hormazd SorabjeeHormazd Sorabjee

MG Hector vs Tata Harrier video comparison

The MG Hector has proven to be hugely popular since its launch in early June, racking up over 28,000 bookings. It does, however, have a very strong rival in the Tata Harrier, which has built its own vast fan following. In fact, the two are incredibly similar on paper - five seats, front-wheel drive, manual gearbox - they even use the same engine, and their prices are really close. But which one should you pick? We drive them to find out
1 min read6 Aug '19
Gavin D'SouzaGavin D'Souza

Poll of the month

Will the Hyundai Creta be overtaken in 2026? If so, which SUV will do it?

Tata Sierra
Renault Duster
Kia Seltos
Maruti Suzuki Victoris
No, the Creta will stay on top
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