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SINCE THE FESTIVE SEASON IS ROUND THE corner, we may expect a flurry of new two-wheeler launches. Naturally, it will also be an extremely busy time for us automotive journalists until Deepavali, the Festival of Lights. To start the ball...
Reborn Pulsar 150, new 125 and 160 arrive Bajaj Auto is gunning for the top spot with the new Pulsar 125, but dethroning the current volume king may not prove that easy. Does the new baby Pulsar have what it takes to challenge the champ? BAJAJ...
East to west with the Ampere Magnus GMax
Hitting the track with a clear goal: speed Y PREVIOUS VISIT to the Madras International Circuit for the TVS YMRP 10.0 proved quite disappointing. This was primarily due to three factors: exhaustion, the inability to achieve a flying...
Sensible scooter that goes with the flow AFEW MONTHS AGO, Yamaha entered the electric scooter space in India with two offerings, one of which was the EC-06. Developed in partnership with Bengaluru-based River Mobility, the EC-06 shows a strong...
Revitalising update for the 660-cc triple FOLLOWING SWIFTLY ON FROM THE recently launched Triumph Trident 660, Triumph has introduced a significantly updated Tiger Sport 660, with the same 17 per cent boost in power to 95 hp and a rev ceiling...
Mild-mannered workhorse with ambition OPTIMISATION, NOT compromise,” said Simple Energy Co-founder Shresht Mishra when asked about what the brand had skimped on when designing the Simple Wave, its first family-oriented scooter. At the time,...
Big electric maxi-scooter finally tested BACK IN 2023, TVS SHOWCASED THE ultra-futuristic X electric scooter. At first glance, it looked like an Ntorq from the future; only sharper, stealthier, and with a blue illumination on the motor that...
