KTM recently launched the updated Duke 250 with an upgraded set of features. Although the Duke 250 and Duke 200 are yet to transition into the new generation platform, they are still very popular models in the KTM lineup, especially the 200cc Duke. In this article, we check out if the latest set of upgrades
Toyota has launched the Festive Limited Edition Glanza, which is the third in this range after the Hyryder and the Taisor. The Japanese company is offering exclusive dealer-fitted Toyota Genuine Accessory (TGA) packages that spruce up the outside and interior styling. The limited edition Glanza is available till October 31, 2024 and the accessory package
Kia launched the all-new Carnival Limousine in India earlier this month. Available in a single fully-loaded trim, the premium MPV is priced at Rs 63.90 lakh (ex-showroom). In its latest iteration, the Carnival is brought to the country as a Completely Knocked Down (CKD) kit which is locally assembled at Kia’s Anantapur facility. At the
BYD India has introduced festive discounts on its flagship electric vehicle, the Seal, which was launched in March this year. Starting at Rs 41 lakh, the Seal is available in three variants — Dynamic, Premium and Performance. The Seal range is offering benefits up to Rs 2.5 lakh based on the trim. Diwali Discounts: BYD
The Mercedes-Benz E-Class is renowned for its exceptional comfort, setting the standard in the luxury sedan category. The latest E-Class continues to be a long-wheelbase sedan like in China, with India receiving the first ever right-hand drive model. The 2024 E-Class comes loaded with technological and comfort enhancements, boasting a larger size and increased power
Skoda is all set to officially enter the sub-4-metre segment with the unveiling of the Kylaq on November 6. This made-in-India compact SUV is poised to be the Czech Republic automaker’s most significant product in India. Before its official debut, we had the opportunity to drive a camouflaged pre-production version of the Kylaq under various
Triumph launched the Speed T4 as a more affordable derivative of the Speed 400 or essentially a watered down version of the latter. However, Triumph claims this to be a more accessible motorcycle in terms of pricing as well as performance. Yes, it is Triumph’s entry-level model in its entire lineup but the intention of
A decade back CNG was only considered for small entry-level cars and the fleet segment when prices of petrol and diesel started to shoot up. With the Government of India pushing for alternative fuels, CNG as an option has gained wider acceptance in recent years. Even private consumers who have a high daily usage have
India’s export of petroleum products in December increased by 3.1% to 1.37 million barrels per day against 1.33 million barrels per day in the corresponding period of last fiscal 2023-24, as per data from energy cargo tracking firm Vortexa. The exports also increased by 4.5% from 1.31 million barrels per day in the previous month.
By Krishna Barot Despite unfavorable climate conditions and the early annual closure of tea gardens, which resulted in a tepid year for India’s tea industry, the Ahmedabad – based Wagh Bakri Tea Group has maintained a steady upward trajectory in the market. Speaking to the media, company CEO Sanjay Singal revealed that, with its annual
Mohalla Tech, which owns vernacular social media platforms ShareChat and Moj, reduced its consolidated loss to Rs 1,897.6 crore in FY24, from Rs 5,143.4 crore a year ago, when its bottom line was primarily hit by the write-off associated with its MX TakaTak acquisition. Revenue from operations rose 19% to Rs 748 crore, while its
By Chandrima Chatterjee India is looking at $100 billion worth of textile exports by 2030. Ahead of Budget 2025, Chandrima Chatterjee suggests tweaks in the quality control orders for textile products and tackling non-tariff barriers faced by exporters to leverage free trade agreements to the maximum Current status of the textile and apparel sector The
Jewellery firms are set to report a strong year-on-year revenue growth for the October-December quarter, driven by strong wedding and festive demand, according to analysts and company updates. “Consumption remained buoyant, supported by higher realisations amid sustained gold price increases, a higher number of auspicious days, and a gradual shift from unorganised to organised trade
