Saptarshi Mondal

4 days ago | autocarindia.com | Saptarshi Mondal

Home Gallery Tata Harrier EV exterior and interior images Tata Harrier EV has been launched at an introductory price of Rs 21.40 lakh It also gets a Stealth Edition with matte black exterior paint It is available in five colour options. Pictured here is the Nainital Nocturne.

4 days ago | autocarindia.com | Saptarshi Mondal

The Hyundai Alcazar has been updated with a new Corporate trim that finally brings a panoramic sunroof to the diesel range. Priced from Rs 17.87 lakh, the new Corporate trim is available with both manual and automatic gearboxes, and only in 7-seater guise. Hyundai has also made the DCT gearbox with the petrol engine a little more affordable by offering it on the second-from-base Prestige trim at Rs 18.64 lakh.

5 days ago | autocarindia.com | Saptarshi Mondal

The upcoming Tata Harrier EV will be the first vehicle from the brand to feature an all-wheel drive system ever since the discontinuation of the Safari Storme in 2020. This is thanks to the Harrier EV’s dual-motor setup, which also makes it the first mainstream EV with a 4WD configuration. Ahead of its launch on June 3, Tata Motors has released a video of the Harrier EV undertaking an off-road challenge, previewing some of the off-road features on the electric SUV. Let’s take a closer look.

1 week ago | autocarindia.com | Saptarshi Mondal

If you’re looking for a practical and efficient people’s mover, a diesel MPV fits the bill just right. Once a populous segment in itself, today, thanks to dwindling demand for diesel, there aren’t many diesel MPVs available in the market. The recently launched Kia Carens Clavis though still offers a diesel engine, and with its useable third row and feature-packed interior, makes for a very compelling package.

1 week ago | autocarindia.com | Saptarshi Mondal

Updated Tata Punch borrows heavily from the Punch EV. Listen to this Article Your browser does not support the audio element. Tata Motors has been working on the Punch facelift for a while now. Camouflaged test mules were first seen back in March 2024, and now a fresh sighting of the Tata Punch facelift has given us a first look at its interior. Unsurprisingly, the updated Punch carries over a lot from the Punch EV, which means there are significant tech upgrades coming up for the compact SUV.