Suzuki Katana blends retro and modern elements, housing a 999 cc engine from the GSX-R1000 with 152 hp. The bike offers three riding modes, LCD instrument console, and a low RPM-assist. Despite its 217 kg weight, it promises sharp handling, though its 12-litre fuel tank might be limiting for long rides.
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The pick-up measures 5324mm in length 1997mmin width and features a power-folding mid-gate that extends the bed length from 5 feet to 8 feet when the rear seats are automatically folded down, giving it the largest bed in its class. Few highlights include a flexible bed, a panoramic glass roof and digital side mirrors.
Ducati has launched the 2025 Panigale V4 in India at Rs 29.99 lakh and the Panigale V4 S at Rs 36.50 lakh. The motorcycle has received numerous design, feature, and aerodynamic upgrades, a powerful 1,103 cc engine producing 216 hp, and advanced technological enhancements, making it a sophisticated superbike.
Royal Enfield has launched the Classic 650 Twin in India, expanding its 650cc lineup. Priced starting at Rs 3.37 lakh, it boasts a design inspired by the Classic 350 and features the familiar 648cc parallel-twin engine. The motorcycle offers multiple colour options and is equipped with various advanced features.
India's electric vehicle (EV) market is rapidly expanding with significant investments and government support. With nearly 2 million EVs sold in 2024, models like Mahindra BE 6 and XEV 9e are noteworthy. Government policies, including subsidies and infrastructure development, emphasize EVs over hybrids, seeing them as the future for reducing emissions and boosting local manufacturing.
Kawasaki introduced the KLX230, its first road-legal dual-sport bike in India, priced at Rs 3.3 lakh. With a 233cc engine, dual-channel ABS, and advanced suspension, it competes with models like Hero Xpulse 200 4V. It includes modern features like an LCD with Bluetooth connectivity and two-color options.
Honda, Nissan, and Mitsubishi Motors are in merger talks, potentially forming the world's third-largest automaker. The partnership aims to accelerate their development of electric vehicles and autonomous driving technology, allowing them to better compete in the rapidly evolving automotive market. Mitsubishi's full participation is expected to be decided by January 2025.
Tata Motors continues to lead India's electric vehicle market by showcasing multiple models like the Harrier EV and Sierra at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025. Vivek Srivatsa projected a rise in EV adoption and emphasized the necessity of making subscription models more financially attractive for Indian consumers.
In the side pole impact test, it received an ‘OK’ rating. The vehicle also met the requirements for the ESC test, but no remarks were provided about the body shell’s integrity or its ability to handle additional stress at higher speeds.
In terms of design, the new Kia Syros features a completely new design and follows Kia’s global design language. It takes design inspiration from the Carnival, EV3 and EV9. The Syros features a boxy and upright design, with vertically stacked LED headlamps positioned at the edges of the bumper.