Dhruv Behl

The headline of this issue – the pinnacle of motoring – isn’t there simply to sell more copies. It’s there

As evidenced by the cover of this issue, the sub 4-metre segment has come a long way. The tax breaks that created the

That the ground is shifting beneath the auto industry is clear. The rate of change, however, appears to have caught

The Indian car market continues to grow and attract new automakers – with Kia and MG being the latest entrants –

The NITI Aayog report of last year set some pretty aggressive targets slated for 2030 – 40% of all personal vehicles

We’ve got a bit of an ‘in your face’ cover for this issue. Taking a cue from the styling direction being followed

I found myself asking this sacrilegious question after driving the brand new, and quite beefy, BMW M5 that you see on

Our year-ending issue is always fun to put together. It’s also quite enlightening to sit down with the leaders of the

Boy, these anniversary issues are exhausting. But, all the effort means that they’re also rather exciting – well,

This year’s Frankfurt Motor Show was slightly unusual. On the first press day, typically, you go from stage-show to