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BMW i5 eDrive35L review: The 5 goes electric | Autocar India (opens the original)
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In the first half of 2026, BMW sold nearly 2,400 EVs in India, with the entry-level iX1 and flagship i7 accounting for the bulk of those volumes. Now, BMW has introduced an all-new electric long-wheelbase sedan to bridge the sizeable gap between the two. Meet the BMW i5 eDrive35L, the electric counterpart to the 5 Series sedan. The i5 nameplate isn’t new to India. BMW launched the imported, performance-focused i5 M60 here back in 2024. However, that was a niche offering. This new version is expe
Tata Nexon petrol vs diesel vs CNG vs EV: Different strokes | Autocar India (opens the original)
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Car buyers today are pretty spoilt for choice. Beyond a multitude of brands, body styles and variants, there are now more fuel options than ever before. Petrol, diesel, CNG, hybrid, electric, and soon even ethanol-powered vehicles are all vying for attention, making the decision increasingly complicated. So, which powertrain makes the most sense for you? To answer that question, we turned to one of the most versatile models on sale in India – the Tata Nexon. Few vehicles offer such a broad range
Maruti Suzuki Victoris S-CNG review: A sensible choice - Introduction | Autocar India (opens the original)
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Maruti offers buyers a wide range of powertrain options with the Victoris – a 1.5-litre petrol engine paired with either a manual or automatic transmission, an all-wheel-drive automatic, a strong hybrid and a CNG version. Interestingly, nearly one in every two Victoris buyers opts for the CNG variant. To understand the reason behind its popularity, we put it through our real-world tests. Powered by a 1.5-litre four-cylinder engine, the Victoris produces 88hp and 122Nm when running on CNG. While
Nissan Tekton first drive review: Tough yet classy | Autocar India (opens the original)
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For our first taste of the all-new Tekton, Nissan organised an elaborate 700km-plus test drive from Chandigarh to Leh, tackling everything from crowded city traffic and fast highways to mountain passes and broken roads. The aim was to find out whether Nissan’s new midsize SUV has what it takes to take on the Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos and Maruti Victoris in the real world. The Tekton is, in essence, a badge-engineered Renault Duster. It is built at the same plant, on the same assembly line, and s
Used car study 2026: Maruti Ertiga holds its value best among MPVs | Autocar India (opens the original)
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Conducted in association with Spinny, India’s leading pre-owned car platform, the fourth edition of our Used Car Study analyses real-world resale values across a broad spectrum of vehicles sold in the Indian market to assess depreciation trends over a five-year ownership period. The study is based on actual transactional data shared by Spinny for vehicles sold between January 1 and August 31, 2025. In this part of the resale value study series, we take a look at the MPV segment: The MPV segment
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