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We have recently received an invitation for a first ride from Royal Enfield, to be held between July 14 — July 17, 2024. And since Royal Enfield has just trademarked the name “Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450”, we think it could be that bike. The bike could also be launched before the first ride in that timeframe as it makes sense to know the price before forming an opinion of the bike during the first ride experience.
Kia’s first petrol-electric version of the Carnival will offer an official combined fuel consumption figure of 5.8 litres per 100km, according to the federal government’s Green Vehicle Guide website.
Aston Martin has teased its next-generation GT flagship, and it not only brings back the storied Vanquish name but also the thunderous V12 engine with far more power than the outgoing DBS. As it edges closer to an unveiling in the coming months, the new Vanquish has been confirmed to pack 835hp and 1,000Nm of torque, which is a substantial 110hp and 100Nm increase over the DBS.
Why did Tesla sell a base Model Y with a bigger battery than needed?
The Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z has been one of the most highly anticipated bikes and was launched a week ago. As expected, it generated tons of curiosity among potential buyers about the mileage, performance and other information about the bike. So, we have answered the 5 most frequently asked questions on Google about the Pulsar NS400Z:
The advent of self-driving cars could lead to a number of changes to traffic laws down the road, including a possible fourth traffic signal, researchers say.
Earlier we covered Tata Motors’ new strategies where the company introduced new variants. Apart from adding new variants, Tata Motors has also discontinued some existing variants. Let’s take a look at the updated Nexon variant list and prices.
Stellantis has spent the last decade wringing every cent it could out of thirsty Jeeps, V8 Rams, and its dual Dodge muscle cars. That came at the expense of its electrification efforts, which had the auto conglomerate buying up carbon credits galore until recently. Now, Stellantis doesn't want to just play catch-up, but leapfrog the competition with its raft of PHEVs and—of all things—a reported hydrogen Ram HD pickup.