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TVS launches the Apache RTR 310 at ₹2.72 lakh with cornering ABS
TVS's new flagship single brings a 312 cc engine, four ride modes, a bi-directional quickshifter and a five-inch TFT display to the sub-350 segment.
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Arjun Mehta
Senior Road Test Editor · filing since 2019
Arjun leads MotoSutra’s instrumented road testing, from track sessions to long-term fleet updates.
He has spent the last decade covering two-wheeler performance hardware in India.
Covers Sport motorcycles · Track testing · Long-term reviews
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Mahindra pushes its assistance suite deeper into the XUV700 range
Level 2 driver assistance moves down the trim ladder on Mahindra's seven-seat SUV, with recalibration focused on speed control and lane centring in Indian traffic.
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Reviews
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Review 6 min
Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 review: the platform that changes the argument
Two weeks, 1,400 km and one unsealed pass later, the Sherpa-platform Himalayan looks like the most complete motorcycle Royal Enfield has ever built — and the first one that asks to be ridden rather than admired.
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Yamaha R15 V4 review: still the chassis to beat
We rode the 155cc class benchmark for a fortnight, half of it at a race track and half of it in Bengaluru traffic. The frame is the story; the ergonomics are the bill.
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Comparisons
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Comparison 4 min
Bajaj Dominar 400 vs Royal Enfield Himalayan 450: two answers to the same highway
Forty brake horsepower apiece, ₹67,000 apart, and completely different ideas about what a big single is for. We rode both on the same tarmac, the same gravel and the same traffic.