Satya P. Singh

4 days ago | rushlane.com | Satya P. Singh

Along with sporty styling similar to the existing 125cc model, TVS Ntorq 150 could potentially get a new 150cc liquid cooled engineIndia’s scooter segment is dominated by 110cc and 125cc models, with bestsellers like Honda Activa, TVS Jupiter, Suzuki Access and TVS Ntorq. However, there’s increasing demand for premium performance scooters as well. Offerings in this space include the Yamaha Aerox 155, Hero Xoom 160 and Aprilia 160cc models.

5 days ago | rushlane.com | Satya P. Singh

Kia’s move to discontinue 9 Carens variants could aim to simplify consumer choices, enhance market differentiation with Clavis and boost operational efficiencyOn 8th May, Kia launched the Carens Clavis, a more premium version of the Carens MPV. In a surprising move, Kia has now discontinued all but one trim levels of the Carens. Only the one-above-base Premium (O) trim remains to be on offer, with prices starting at Rs 11.41 lakh. Let’s check out the details.

5 days ago | rushlane.com | Satya P. Singh

Introductory price of Rs 17.50 lakh was applicable on the first 8000 bookings, after which, prices were increased by Rs 60,000Launched on 6th May, MG Windsor Pro packs in a larger battery pack (more range), new features and enhanced safety with ADAS. Bookings opened on 8th May, and all 8,000 units allocated under the introductory price offer were sold out within 24 hours. This is one of the highest number of bookings in a day for an electric car in India.

6 days ago | rushlane.com | Satya P. Singh

Across multiple global markets, the E-Clutch option is already available with Honda CB650R and its faired sibling CBR650RTo unlock even more fun and engaging riding experiences, Honda will be introducing the E-Clutch with CB650R and CBR650R in India. The E-Clutch tech was first unveiled at the 2023 EICMA, making it the first of its kind to support both automatic and manual clutch operations. Similar technologies have been developed by other brands such as BMW Motorrad, KTM and Yamaha.

6 days ago | rushlane.com | Satya P. Singh

With the new 2.2-litre turbo diesel engine, users can expect a more responsive performance and faster accelerationFor the Brazilian market, Stellantis has introduced a new 2.2-litre turbo diesel engine option with the Jeep Meridian, which is sold as Commander in markets like Brazil and as Meridian in India. It is currently being offered only with top-spec Overland trim in Brazil. Let’s check the details of the new engine.