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Toyota Innova Crysta is confirmed for an India launch in the first week of May. The MPV, which is all new from the grounds up, was unveiled at the 2016 Auto Expo. The new Innova Crysta gets improved styling, a
British sports car maker Aston Martin has ushered in its 2017 MY range by offering its V12 Vantage S with a manual gearbox. At a time when manual gearboxes have almost entirely disappeared in sports cars, the manual V12 Vantage
While the first-gen Volkswagen Tiguan never made it to the Indian market, the second-gen model (shown late last year) is definitely headed here. Now the Tiguan is special simply because of the fact that its Volkswagen India’s maiden take on
Hyundai will soon offer a new diesel automatic variant for the Creta SUV. When it had launched the car in 2015, it was only offering the AT option with the diesel engine and that too in the top-spec SX+ variant.
The fifth generation of the Nissan Micra is being developed and a new rendering shows off what could be close to the final production version. The redesigned car is expected to be unveiled officially next year. This next-gen Micra’s design
Mahindra has launched the NuvoSport for the Indian market at Rs 7.35 lakh (ex-showroom Thane). This is a sub four-metre compact SUV that replaces the Quanto in Mahindra’s lineup and is underpinned by the same modular platform found in the
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg held a rare meeting with China’s propaganda chief, at a time when Chinese authorities are tightening control over their cyberspace. Liu Yunshan told Zuckerberg in their meeting Saturday that he hopes Facebook can share
Twitter turned 10 on Monday and while it might be celebrating at the moment, there are some sobering facts to contend with including a 65 percent drop in its share price in the last year, discontent from Wall Street and
Good Samaritans who help road accident victims will no longer be unnecessarily harassed by police or any other authority as the Supreme Court has approved the guidelines by the Centre. The bench comprising justices V Gopala Gowda and Arun Mishra