Pablo Chaterji

3 weeks ago | motoringworld.in | Pablo Chaterji

More from Motoring VinFast, Vietnam’s best-selling car brand, has revealed some of its plans for India. To be sure, it’s not just dipping its toes in the water – its planning more of a full-on cannonball leap into a market that’s hugely demanding. With a $2 billion investment, a factory coming up in Tamil Nadu, and a trio of EVs, VinFast is betting big. Here’s the lowdown on its strategy, its models, and the steep road ahead. VinFast’s rise is the stuff of startup legend.

1 month ago | motoringworld.in | Pablo Chaterji

Photographs by Pablo Chaterji and Madan MenonIn my time as an automotive hack, I’ve driven everything from Lamborghinis to lawnmowers (both are great fun), but in the grand scheme of things (which is to say the tiny corner of the galaxy where humans insist on driving around in metal boxes) I’ve never encountered a Ford F-150 Raptor.

1 month ago | motoringworld.in | Pablo Chaterji

Lamborghini has unveiled its highly anticipated Temerario (meaning ‘daring’), the successor to the Huracán, in Delhi. Introduced globally at Monterey Car Week in August 2024, the Temerario arrives as the latest evolution in Lamborghini’s storied supercar lineage, following the Gallardo and Huracán, which debuted in 2003 and 2014 respectively. It’s the first Lamborghini with a turbocharged engine, and the first mid-engined Lambo since the Jalpa.

1 month ago | ftp.motoringworld.in | Pablo Chaterji

More from Motoring Lamborghini has unveiled its highly anticipated Temerario (meaning ‘daring’), the successor to the Huracán, in Delhi. Introduced globally at Monterey Car Week in August 2024, the Temerario arrives as the latest evolution in Lamborghini’s storied supercar lineage, following the Gallardo and Huracán, which debuted in 2003 and 2014 respectively. It’s the first Lamborghini with a turbocharged engine, and the first mid-engined Lambo since the Jalpa.

Mar 28, 2025 | motoringworld.in | Pablo Chaterji

It’s early in the morning, the kind where the cold nips at your neck and you wonder if bed would have been a saner choice. The mist wraps Coonoor in a familiar embrace, threading through the tea estates with a quiet I’ve known since boyhood; I grew up in the Nilgiris, having gone to boarding school here. I’m astride the Royal Enfield Classic 650, a bike that’s been loitering in my head since Kartik rode it in the UK last year, the lucky so-and-so.