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Mercedes-Benz GLC EV review: Clean run | Autocar India (opens the original)
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The Mercedes-Benz GLC EV you see here is not merely an electric derivative of the GLC you and I are familiar with. It’s built on an all-electric platform, and it’s longer, wider, and built on a slightly larger wheelbase than the GLC. And it also does 0-100kph in just 4.3 seconds. The big news is that it’s coming to India by the end of the year. There’s lots to talk about, so let’s go one by one. Let’s talk styling first, and what catches your attention up front is this large new grille. It’s ver
2026 BMW X1 LWB review: BMW’s big small SUV | Autocar India (opens the original)
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A long-wheelbase BMW X1 isn’t a new idea. China has had an extended-length X1 for years, and we got it in India last year in the form of the all-electric iX1 LWB. The X1 LWB brings the formula to the ICE X1 range. BMW says the standard-wheelbase X1 will continue to sell, though we assume the LWB will be the only X1 down the road. The X1 might be BMW’s smallest SUV, but it isn’t particularly small anymore. It is 116mm longer overall, with 108mm of that added length in the wheelbase alone. Importa
2027 Maserati Grecale review: V6 sense - Introduction | Autocar India (opens the original)
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The Grecale is Maserati’s take on the mid-size luxury SUV and in SUV-crazy India will likely be the first port of call for buyers intrigued by the iconic brand. It’s been updated outside, inside and under the hood to help convert that mystique into sales. Like most Maseratis, the Grecale is one of those cars that looks better in the metal than it does in photographs. There’s Italian flair to the design, with the proportions finely balanced across its 4.8m length. The classic Maserati cues - volu
2027 Maserati GranTurismo review – GT to the T | Autocar India (opens the original)
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If Lamborghinis look like they’ve time-travelled from the future, and Ferraris appear shaped in wind tunnels, Maseratis are all about sculpture – flowing lines, gentle curves and delicate details. I’m no art connoisseur, but the gorgeous GranTurismo seems very much part of the awe-inspiring scenery at Italian seaside town Trieste’s Piazza Unità d’Italia. There’s the impossibly long bonnet, the neatly tucked-in cabin and the flowing rear that has become a GranTurismo trademark. Signature Maserati
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