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Chery Automobile has filed a patent for the QQ3 in India, featuring two battery options, advanced safety systems, and modern interior technology. The QQ3 offers up to 420km claimed range and supports fast charging.

Nissan is expanding its presence in India by maintaining its Renault alliance and exploring new partnerships. The company plans new models, considers various powertrains, and remains open to collaborations, including with Honda.

Renault India will introduce a sub-4m SUV with a 1.2-litre turbo-petrol engine and its first electric vehicle for the Indian market, aiming to compete in the sub Rs 15 lakh segment and expand exports.

Kawasaki India’s K-Care programme combines a four-year extended warranty with annual maintenance, covering eight services and genuine parts. Pricing varies by model, and the plan is transferable but has strict eligibility and exclusions.

The newly unveiled Volkswagen ID.3 Neo Facelift brings back physical controls while boosting range and comfort. With software enhancements and design tweaks, it builds on the ID family's success.

Renault has unveiled its RGEP platform at the Futuready event, focusing on India with high localization, flexible powertrains, and improved practicality for models like the Triber, while replacing the CMF-A platform.

The Tata Sierra 1.5 Turbo-Petrol AT promises strong performance with modern automatic convenience, but what does it deliver in the real world? In this detailed test, we measure its city, highway and mixed mileage.

Electric scooters cost 80% less to run, save ₹25,000+ yearly, and break even in 3 years despite higher upfront price.

Discover mileage kings like Hero Splendor, HF Deluxe & Bajaj Platina reliable, affordable commuter bikes for daily rides.

Stay calm, ensure safety, call police/ambulance, document everything, exchange details without admitting fault, and inform insurer immediately.

Complete 2026 guide to 4-wheeler EMI plans: compare bank rates, calculate payments, tips to lower EMIs, and secure the best car loan deal.

Navigate India's traffic rules easily: key challans, fines for no helmet (₹1,000), triple riding (₹1,000), overspeeding & more for safe two-wheeler riding.