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A major page in Maruti’s EV journey will be turned by the end of this FY when it starts production of its electric cars at its Gujarat plant. The car in question is of course the production version of the eVX and officially, the automaker has also announced that it will be exporting the car with markets in Europe being the first foreign destinations.
The latest electric vehicle duo won’t be joining the Toyota bZ4X SUV – launched with its Subaru Solterra twin in early 2024 – in Australian showrooms as the Japanese car maker focuses on the EV battle in China.
As Yas Marina Circuit readies itself for A2RL's inaugural event, a world-first four-car fully autonomous race, special attention needs to be given to two vital aspects of the competition: the car and the teams behind them.
There’s a new breed of motorsport coming, and the only human involvement is far away from the cars. The Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League (A2RL) is exactly what it sounds like: autonomous racing in front of a 10,000-strong crowd at the Yas Marina Circuit, and streamed live online.
An electrified successor to the Mazda 6 mid-size sedan goes on sale in China later this year, but prospects for the U.S. are unclear.
The Made-in-India Honda Elevate, known as the WR-V in Japan, has swiftly captured the market, garnering over 13,000 bookings within its first month of sale. Honda says this milestone exceeded its expectations as it was aiming for 3000 units per month. With this announcement, Honda also unveiled a breakdown of the popular colour choices and the variant preferences among the Japanese customers. Let's delve further into what is popular among the Japanese audience.
Toyota has unveiled a new electric SUV, dubbed the bZ3X, at the Beijing motor show. A blocky five-seater developed in collaboration with Toyota’s Chinese joint venture partner, GAC, the bZ3X said to prioritise interior space and comfort. The bZ3X was unveiled at Beijing alongside the bZ3C, a fastback version of the sedan of the same name.
The Japanese know their business when it comes to automobiles, and the other thing they are incredible at is how to make their vehicles look stunning. Case in point: just LOOK at the Yamaha XSR900 GP, a modern retro cafe racer…that’s so gorgeous it’ll make your mouth water!