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The Motoring Edit News
Tata Aeris launched: the 2026 Tigor facelift arrives with new lights, dual-cylinder CNG and a ₹5.29 lakh entry price
Tata has launched the Aeris, the 2026 facelift of its Tigor sedan, with a new front light signature, a cabin carried over from the recently updated Tiago and a CNG layout that runs two cylinders to protect the boot. Announced prices run from ₹5.29 lakh to ₹9.74 lakh, ex-showroom.
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The Motoring Edit EV
Ten electric models, counted: what our own catalogue says about where EV demand actually forms
Our unverified shelf holds ten battery-electric records — five cars, four scooters, one motorcycle — and its price bands, range claims and estimated real-world shortfalls map the demand curve better than any registration chart could.
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The Motoring Edit News
Maruti Suzuki refreshes the Swift with six airbags and a longer equipment list
The current-generation Swift keeps its 1.2-litre petrol engine but gains six airbags from the ZXi trim upward, a larger touchscreen and reworked variant pricing.
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The news desk
What's moving the market
Launches, price changes and policy from the Indian automotive industry.
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Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 unveiled: a 743cc twin, cruise control and five ride modes
Royal Enfield unveiled the Himalayan 750 at EICMA: its first twin-cylinder Himalayan, with 743cc, Showa suspension and cruise control. India price pending. -
Renault Duster E-Tech strong hybrid launched at ₹16.99 lakh: what 29 kmpl really means
Renault has priced the Duster E-Tech strong hybrid from ₹16.99 lakh ex-showroom, claiming 29 kmpl and 1,400+ km. What those figures are measured under, and what survives real traffic. -
Mahindra gives the 2026 Thar more standard kit and lifts the 4WD flagship past ₹16.5 lakh
A model-year revision puts the digital cluster and all-terrain tyre option lower in the range, holds the ₹9.99 lakh entry price, and asks ₹16.75 lakh for the HT(O) 4WD — above what the catalogue currently records.
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- How does a hybrid work? Mild, strong and plug-in, told through Indian traffic
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Verdicts
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Our verdicts, then the head-to-heads that settle a shortlist.
- Ather Energy 450X from ₹1.48 lakh Bajaj Chetak from ₹1.15 lakh
Ather 450X vs Bajaj Chetak: range, build and the size of your commute
- Bajaj Dominar 400 Est. from ₹2.18 lakh Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 from ₹3.08 lakh
Bajaj Dominar 400 vs Royal Enfield Himalayan 450: two answers to the same highway
- Tata Motors Nexon EV from ₹12.49 lakh Tata Motors Punch EV Est. from ₹9.79 lakh
Tata Nexon EV vs Punch EV: a certain car against an estimated one
Car and bike explained
Know what you're buying
Ranked buying picks, and the plain-language explanations behind the specifications they lean on.
Buying guides
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Best 125cc bikes in India in 2026: four commuters, ranked — and why the shelf is exactly that wide
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Best electric scooters in India in 2026: the whole shelf, honestly ranked
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Best-mileage cars in India in 2026: six efficient picks, ranked by real running cost
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Best automatic cars in India in 2026: ranked by the gearbox under the pedal, not the badge
Explainers
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What is the difference between HP, BHP and PS?
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How does a hybrid work? Mild, strong and plug-in, told through Indian traffic
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NCAP crash ratings explained: the programmes, the stars, and what a rating does not cover
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Power-to-weight ratio: the spec-sheet number that predicts real-world pace
MotoSutra Intelligence
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Four ways into the catalogue once you have a shortlist — compare it, price it, read what we know, and check how we scored it.
- Comparison builder Put any two models side by side and read the differences that change the buy. Compare two models
- Catalogue filters Narrow the catalogue by budget, body type, fuel or gearbox — every filter is its own page. Filter the catalogue
- Buying guides Ranked picks with the reason each one is on the list, written for Indian roads and budgets. Read the guides
- How we review What a MotoSutra score means, where our figures come from and what we cannot verify. Read the method
Electric
The electric shelf
22 battery-electric models in the catalogue, with claimed range, battery size and charging time beside the price.
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Top brands
Ordered by how many models each marque has in this catalogue — the only ranking this build can honestly show.
About MotoSutra
Understand what you're buying — not just what you're buying.
MotoSutra is an independent Indian automotive desk. We list 139 cars, bikes and scooters from 42 marques, and explain every figure we can attribute: where a number is not sourced to a named document, the page says so rather than dressing it up as a fact.
139 models 126 articles 42 brands
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Vehicle research
A catalogue with prices, specifications and variant detail on every model.
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Editorial reviews
Readings of documents and published figures, scored as our own editorial rating.
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Comparisons
Two models, one table, and the differences that change the decision.
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Explainers
Plain-English answers to what the technology does and what it costs.