December 18, 2023News

Honda Elevate Army Growing Strong… Fast!

It was in September 2023 when Honda reintroduced itself in the hotly contested compact SUV space with the Elevate. In 100 days, the Japanese carmaker has sold 20,000 units of the model in question. Simple math reveals that, on average, Honda sold 200 units of the Elevate daily during those 100. As a result, the latest offering from Honda accounted for more than 50 per cent of the brand’s total sales during the last three months. The push has helped the company grow its sales by 11 per cent in the same period over the previous year.

The Honda Elevate is priced between INR 11 lakh and INR 16 lakh. However, that introductory price list will disappear from January 2024.

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New-Gen Bentley Continental GT Debuts Next Month

It’s been only a few days since Bentley confirmed a few juicy details about what will replace its iconic W12. The Brits have now confirmed the new powertrain’s first project – the fourth-generation Bentley Continental GT. And it isn’t far from shedding its cover, as you can see here. In fact, we’ll get to see it in full next month.

As you’d expect, not much has been unveiled as of now. But we know the “Ultra Performance Hybrid” powerplant will deliver a whopping 782ps of power and a mammoth peak torque of 1,000Nm. Courtesy of the electric motor and a battery to back it up, the new-gen Continental GT will also be capable of travelling 80km with zero local emissions. Another astonishing figure for the brand is a WLTP-certified CO2 figure of less than 50 g/km.

Backing up the new powertrain and its massive power reserves will be an active all-wheel-drive system with torque vectoring, four-wheel steering, an electronic limited-slip differential, 48V electric active anti-roll control and new dual-valve dampers. Of course, new design and a variety of modern-day creature comforts will also play their part. Put all those facts together, and the takeaway is this: the new-gen Bentley Continental GT will be the most powerful, dynamically capable and sustainable luxury grand tourer in the company’s history.

Exciting times ahead!