MG Updates The Gloster For India
Besides new wheels, the three-row SUV also gains new features.
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Hamann Calls This BMW “The Big Red”
Leave the visual and mechanical changes out of the equation; you would call it the BMW X5 M Competition.
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Audi India Launches The New Audi Q3
The highly anticipated SUV is available in two variants – Premium Plus and Technology.
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Waiting For Your Scorpio-N? Here’s An Update
Mahindra has confirmed that deliveries of the Scorpio-N will commence on September 26, 2022. That’s when Navratri start. However, the priority will be to deliver the Z8-L variants first, part of the first 25,000 bookings. The automaker aims to complete that task by the end of November 2022 and says that the average wait time for the first 25,000 bookings will be around 4 months. So if you’re one of that lot, expect an update regarding the delivery timeline of your vehicle from tomorrow onwards. The rest should expect communication regarding their SUV’s delivery estimate period in the next 10 days.
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Three Tata SUVs Gain Second Hashtagged Version
Nexon, Harrier and Safari now have a #Jet Edition.
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Ferrari 296 GTB Lands In India
The Prancing Horse delivers 218bhp per litre of engine displacement.
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BYD India To Launch An EV For Personal Use In 2022
Expect the Warren Buffett-backed Chinese firm to grab attention at the 2023 Delhi Auto Expo.
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India, BMW Has Just Launched A Special X7
The new variant is based on the 40i M Sport derivative.
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Here’s Some Exciting News From MG
The SAIC-owned British brand Morris Garages has confirmed that it will put the all-electric Cyberster sportscar in production. Revealed in 2021 as a joint study between customers and the carmaker, the model in question is a two-door, two-seater convertible that takes inspiration from the MGB Roadster. The EV will feature scissor doors, 5G connectivity and an upturned duck tail that aids aerodynamics. Performance? It’ll have enough oomph to hit 100kmph from nothing in 3 seconds. And with the sensible shoes on, one could take the Cyberster for nearly 800km before it runs out of juice.
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