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- Sep 23, 2026
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Bentley Torcal revealed ahead of mid-2027 India launch | Autocar India (opens the original)
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For 107 years, Bentley has been defined by what sits under the bonnet: supercharged Blowers, mighty W12s and thundering V8s. The Torcal has none of that. It is Bentley’s fourth model line and its first electric car. It slots in below the Bentayga, and it will never get a petrol engine. Bentley also calls it the template for every Bentley that follows, whatever the powertrain. Like many modern Bentleys, the Torcal is named after a natural wonder. El Torcal de Antequera is a dramatic landscape of
Jaguar MD Rawdon Glover on brand's repositioning and working with Tata Motors - Introduction | Autocar India (opens the original)
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Rawdon Glover has worked with the JLR group for over thirteen years and took charge as Managing Director three years ago. From the sidelines of our first drive with the Jaguar Type 01, we speak to Glover, who tells us about Jaguar's new direction, taking risky decisions, core markets and upcoming products. Putting Jaguar back on a firm footing for the next 90 years is the main job. And if you look at the task, it’s brand management where sometimes you need small incremental changes. But if you l
Volkswagen Tayron R-Line long term review, 4500km report - Introduction | Autocar India (opens the original)
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The VW Tayron R-Line is back in the Autocar India garage, and we’ve been running it for some weeks now. First things first, I switch off the Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) as a matter of habit. The thing is, every time you turn on the car, the system defaults to AEB being active; it doesn’t remember that you last turned it off. This can be rather annoying, but in its home market of Europe, for safety reasons, it is mandated to have the AEB on by default every time you begin driving the car. N
India-EU FTA is a big opportunity to bring niche models: VW CEO Thomas Schafer - Introduction | Autocar India (opens the original)
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Volkswagen is preparing for a much bigger push in India, reviewing its broader product, powertrain and investment plans. While a locally produced compact SUV has already been confirmed for launch next year and is expected to drive volumes, the brand is also looking at the India-EU free trade agreement (FTA) as an opportunity to bring select niche models from its global portfolio here. “The FTA has been announced in Europe. It is a huge opportunity to bring a certain sort of niche models to widen
What Brazil’s 50-year ethanol experiment tells us | Autocar India (opens the original)
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The forced introduction of E20 has set social media ablaze, with outraged car and bike owners complaining bitterly of damage to their vehicles and a drop in fuel efficiency. The anger isn’t irrational. The efficiency drop is real and, going by Autocar India’s own tests, larger than the figures the government itself has acknowledged. But while there’s no debate over the mileage penalty, the bigger fear is long-term damage to the vast majority of cars on our roads that are not E20-compliant. It’s
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