Vipul Sathe

Suzuki Motorcycle India has given its popular adventure tourer, the V-Strom SX, a splash of new colour and a whole lot of community spirit. The bike is now available in four new paint schemes—Pearl Fresh Blue + Glass Sparkle Black, Champion Yellow No. 2 + Glass Sparkle Black, Pearl Glacier White + Metallic Mat Stellar Blue, and Glass Sparkle Black—each paired with sport-inspired graphics and textured side panels that add to its rugged persona.

VinFast India has joined hands with the Central Bank of India (CBI) to make electric vehicle ownership smoother and more affordable for Indian buyers. The newly signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) ensures tailored financing options, including low interest rates, flexible repayments, zero processing fees, and priority services across the entire VinFast portfolio.

Volkswagen has given a facelift to its best-selling SUV, the Taigun. The new Taigun gets minor design changes and feature updates to keep the SUV relevant in the competitive compact SUV segment.

Classic Legends has just launched the Yezdi Scrambler 350 and BSA Scrambler 650 together in Mumbai. The Yezdi comes in at under ₹2 lakh. The BSA sits at ₹3.24 lakh.

Developed in Germany, the BMW F 450 GS will be locally produced in India, which is a big part of how BMW has managed to price it where they have.

Even in 2026, the Kia EV6 turns heads like a car that escaped the concept stage and went straight into production. It has that effect. Park it next to anything, a Mahindra BE 6, an XUV 9e, whatever and people will still walk over to look at the EV6 first. That's just the kind of car it is.

/ By April 24, 2026 4 minutes of reading Key Highlights BMW Motorrad India has launched the all-new F 450 GS at ₹4,70,000 (ex-showroom)

If you have been following the premium helmet space in India, you would have seen the KYT R1R make its debut at India Bike Week. It generated a fair bit of buzz then, and now it is finally here. Priced at Rs 39,000 for the base variant, the R1R is KYT's most serious offering for the Indian market, and it comes with a proper racing pedigree to back up that price tag.

IDV stands for Insured Declared Value. It is the current market value of your vehicle as estimated at the time of purchasing or renewing your insurance policy. In simpler terms, IDV is what your insurer agrees to pay you if your car is stolen and not recovered, or if it is damaged so severely that repair is not economically viable (known as a total loss).