New Cars Reviews

The second-gen Skoda Kodiaq is bigger, packs better features, and offers more power. So, does that make it better than before?

Launched at the Bharat Mobility Expo 2025, the new-gen X3 is bigger, more modern and well-packaged. But is it a better buy than the Mercedes-Benz GLC and Audi Q5?

Despite outselling its rivals, the Virtus is a hard case of heart over mind. What makes it click?

With as much output as the Ferrari Testarossa, the E450 has a powerful engine under the hood and is a luxury fitting for a fat cat sitting at the back. But is it a driver’s car?

BYD has solved the problem which the Seal sedan faced by introducing its SUV derivative – the Sealion 7. While at it, they also gave this solid solution a coupe-SUV body style that surely doesn’t look like an afterthought.

When it comes to the luxury segment, the mainstream options have gotten, well, too mainstream. So, if you want something unique, here are two choices that may have never crossed your mind before.

Two of the popular D-segment SUVs in India come together for a head-on-head. On one corner is the updated Tata Harrier facelift with its futuristic design and feature-loaded cabin. On the other corner is the prominent and solid American, the Jeep Compass. Both have a similar, oh wait, same powertrain - a 4x2 Automatic.

BMW X1 Long-Wheelbase All-Electric is longer and it offers more range, but more importantly, it’s now assembled locally, making it the first-ever Made-In-India EV from BMW.