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2026 Tata Tiago video review

The Tata Tiago has received its biggest update since its launch 10 years ago. With a fresh exterior design, a completely revamped interior, more features and improved safety, the updated Tiago aims to strengthen its position in the shrinking hatchback segment. We drove both the petrol-manual and iCNG AMT versions in Bengaluru to find out if it still has what it takes to attract first-time car buyers.
1 min read6 Jun '26
Lenny D'saLenny D'sa
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2026 tata tiago video review

2026 Audi RS5 video review

The new Audi RS5 is faster, wider, more powerful and now electrified. With 639hp from its plug-in hybrid V6 powertrain, a clever new quattro system and stunning looks, Audi’s latest super sedan promises to be its most complete RS car yet. But can a hybrid really deliver the excitement enthusiasts expect from an RS badge?
0 min read3 Jun '26
Gavin DSouzaGavin DSouza
2026 Audi RS5 video review

2026 Honda City facelift review video

The Honda City gets its most comprehensive update in years, bringing a bold new look, additional features and an upgraded cabin experience. But in a market dominated by SUVs, does the City still have what it takes?
0 min read30 May '26
Gavin DSouzaGavin DSouza
2026 Honda City facelift review video

2026 Mercedes-AMG GLC 53 Coupe video review

The Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe range is set to expand in India with the arrival of the GLC 53 Coupe. It's powered by a straight-six turbo-petrol engine and delivers on sound, power and excitement as we find out.
1 min read27 May '26
Hormazd SorabjeeHormazd Sorabjee
 2026 Mercedes-AMG GLC 53 Coupe video review

2026 Mahindra Bolero review video

The Mahindra Bolero gets a new top-spec B8 trim, retuned suspension and more features, all in an effort to make it more livable. Is it still worth a look in 2026? We find out.
0 min read22 May '26
Lenny D'saLenny D'sa
Mahindra Bolero

Hyundai Venue 1.2 petrol HX5 video review

The Hyundai Venue is available with three engine options – a 1.2-litre petrol, a 1.0-litre turbo-petrol and a 1.5-litre diesel. However, the humble naturally aspirated 1.2 petrol forms the backbone of the range, accounting for a massive 63 percent of total sales. To find out what makes this version such a strong seller, we put it through our real world tests.
1 min read15 May '26
Saumil ShahSaumil Shah
Hyundai Venue 1.2 petrol HX5 video review

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