Future Mobility

The 2026 Kia Sorento Hybrid has been spotted testing in India for the first time, confirming Kia’s plan to introduce a premium three-row hybrid SUV next year. Positioned above the Seltos and Carens, the Sorento will act as Kia’s flagship ICE-hybrid offering in the Indian market. Bold, Boxy Exterior with Premium Touches The camouflaged test […]

Honda is preparing the biggest overhaul ever for its iconic City sedan. The sixth-generation Honda City, scheduled for a 2028 launch, will adopt a completely new design direction inspired by the brand’s futuristic 0 Series sedan concept showcased at the Japan Mobility Show. Although the 0 Series is a premium EV, its styling philosophy will

Mahindra’s electric shift is accelerating at a record pace. From January to October 2025, EVs accounted for 7.5 percent of the company’s total sales — a massive jump from just 1 percent during the same period last year, when the XUV400 was Mahindra’s only electric model. With the launch of the BE 6 and XEV

India’s EV market is in its fastest growth phase yet. Over 1 lakh electric vehicles were registered between April and October 2025 — nearly double from last year. Now, as the year draws to a close, three of India’s biggest automakers are set to launch their most important electric SUVs. These models promise longer range,

During an exclusive visit to Japan, Honda gave us an early look at its next-generation hybrid technology — not in a studio, but on the iconic Tochigi Proving Ground. There, we drove the 2027 Honda Civic Hybrid Prototype, the first model built on Honda’s all-new global mid-size hybrid platform set to debut in 2027. This

Honda Cars India recently flew us to Japan for the Japan Mobility Show 2025 and an exclusive track session at the Tochigi Proving Ground. While Honda showcased its future hybrid and EV roadmap for India, the real star of the trip was the car waiting for us on the test track — the 2026 Honda

Hyundai continues to raise the safety benchmark in India, and the updated 2026 Hyundai Venue is its strongest proof yet. After becoming the first mainstream brand to offer six airbags as standard, Hyundai has now upgraded the Venue with major improvements to both active and passive safety — supported by a reinforced Global K1 platform.