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Catch the August 2025 edition of Autocar India, where the Tesla Model Y takes centre stage. We reviewed the Toyota Fortuner Neo Drive, Lamborghini Temerario, and more, and compared the Hero Xoom 125 with the TVS NTorq Race XP to find out which 125cc scooter you should go for. Plus, don’t miss our exclusive interview with 2025 Formula E champion Oliver Rowland. All this and more await inside!
Tesla is undisputedly the most famous EV brand in the world, and its Model Y was, at one point, the bestselling EV in the world. But are they ready to take on Indian roads?
The new Mercedes-Benz CLA goes electric – with ICE powertrains to follow. It gets cutting-edge tech, serious real-world range, and redefines what you expect from an entry-level Merc EV.
Lamborghini ditched the V10 for a V8 and atmospheric aspiration for a twin-turbo hybrid setup. However, the said engine also revs to 10,000rpm and has a system output of 920hp. Way to shut up naysayers!
Meet the Kia KM450. A purpose-built SUV for the Korean military, it has will-chew-you-up looks with the ruggedness to match. This is possibly the carmaker’s real ‘badass’.
Toyota’s much-loved Fortuner now gets a mild-hybrid system. This update also adds a Multi-Terrain Select system and a 360-degree camera, but are these enough to justify the Rs 2 lakh premium?
BMW has played it safe with the design of the new 2 Series; however, the petrol engine is downsized, and BMW has skipped the diesel engine, at least for now. Does that dilute its BMW-ness?
The Triumph Scrambler 400 XC is built on the same mechanicals as the Scrambler 400 X, but it gets more features and a tubeless-spoked wheel for just Rs 26,000 more.
We catch up with 2025 Formula E champion Oliver Rowland and learn that this would’ve been his last season if he hadn’t won. Incidentally, this is the first championship win not only for him but also for Nissan.
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