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Mahindra BE6 now wears a Sportech badge which brings a lot of changes under skin. We spent a week and over 1000kms with it to find out whats improved, what's better, what could have been better and everything in between.

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<p>For those who think a normal S-Class isn't enough, there's the Mercedes-Maybach S-Class. Making its India debut in the PHEV avatar, the S580e comes as CBU with loads of customisation and personalization options. How would you spec yours MORE FROM C&amp;B:

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<p>The Skoda Slavia gets a mid-life update, and this time, there’s more to it than just cosmetic changes. The biggest update is the new 8-speed automatic paired with the 1.0-litre TSI. It promises smoother shifts, better response and less hesitation at low speeds. The 1.5-litre TSI continues with the 7-speed DSG, while Skoda has dropped the manual option due to low demand. There are also updates to the exterior, new cabin tech, a 10.25-inch Virtual Cockpit, a 360-degree camera and more comfort features, including powered and ventilated front seats and rear-seat massage. So, has Skoda focused on the right upgrades, and does the new 8-speed auto make the 1.0 TSI a better choice? Watch our full Skoda Slavia facelift review to find out. #SkodaSlavia #SkodaSlaviaFacelift #Skoda #Slavia #carandbike #CarReview #SkodaIndia 00:00-00:50 - Introduction 00:56-02:32 - Design &amp; Styling 02:40-05:45 - Interior &amp; Cabin Features 05:51-09:15 - Performance &amp; Dynamics 09:16-10:32 - Verdict https://www.carandbike.com/reviews/2026-skoda-slavia-facelift-review-upgrades-that-matter-and-a-better-automatic-3222095 MORE FROM C&amp;B:

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<p>When it comes to USPs, the Kia Sorento has a few up its sleeves. It's the only - seven-seater, strong hybrid, family SUV, with AWD! But is it worth buying over other similarly priced SUVs? Bilal Firfiray answers in this video 00:00 - 01:07 - Intro 01:07 - 01:55 - Exterior 01:55 - 05:30 - 1st, 2nd, 3rd Row Space and Comfort 05:30 - 08:03 - Hybrid Performance 08:03 - 10:00 - Diesel Performance 10:00 - 12:13 - Conclusion MORE FROM C&amp;B:

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<p>Porsche has brought its most powerful road-going car yet to India in the form of the Cayenne Electric Turbo. Amaan Ahmed brings you a detailed walkaround of this electric super-SUV. https://www.carandbike.com/news/porsche-cayenne-electric-launched-at-rs-177-crore-3222043 MORE FROM C&amp;B:

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<p>When it was launched early this year, the Punch EV facelift introduced a bigger 40kWh battery pack. With a claimed ARAI figure of 468 km, we were a bit sceptical. So obviously we had to put it through our consistent and comprehensive real-world range test. How many kilometres it did then? Bilal Fifiray will answer in this video. MORE FROM C&amp;B:

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<p>Renault India has added a turbocharged 1.0-litre engine to the Triber line-up. It makes 99bhp and 180Nm, but a lot has gone under the skin to make this possible! But was it necessary? And if yes, what improvements has turbocharging brought to the seven-seater MPV? Bilal Firfiray answers all the questions in this video. MORE FROM C&amp;B:

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<p>The Sierra has finally received the much-awaited Dark treatment from Tata Motors, and is possibly the most imposing iteration of the reborn Sierra to currently exist. Amaan Ahmed brings you a detailed walkaround of the Sierra Dark from the launch in New Delhi. CHAPTERS 00:00-00:32 -- Introduction 00:33-2:02 -- Exterior 2:03-3:26 -- Interior 3:27-4:39 -- Variants and price MORE FROM C&amp;B:

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<p>With the Hector Tomahawk EV, MG is trying to get back in the game which it started with the ZS. Theres a lot to like about it, and a few things could have been better. But with the competition getting out of hand, does the Hector Tomahawk EV have what it takes? Bilal Firfiray tells you in this video 00:00 - 00:53 - Introduction 00:53 - 02:08 - Exterior and Styling 02:08 - 05:30 - Interior and Comfort 05:30 - 09:30 - Driving Dynamics 09:30 - 11:57 - Conclusion MORE FROM C&amp;B:

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<p>BMW already gave us an electric 5 Series in the form of the i5 M60, but that car was really closer to an electric M5. This new i5 LWB takes a different route. With a longer wheelbase, a much stronger focus on the rear seat and a more relaxed powertrain, it is designed to be the electric equivalent of the 5 Series LWB. But has BMW got the formula right? 00:00 to 01:16 - Introduction 01:17 to 02:17 - Looks &amp; Size 02:18 to 03:12 - Rear Seat 03:13 to 04:01 - What's Missing? 04:02 to 04:55 - Ride &amp; Comfort 04:56 to 06:02 - Still A BMW! 06:03 to 06:56 - Range &amp; Charging 06:57 to 07:27 - Technology 07:28 to 09:09 - Verdict MORE FROM C&amp;B: