Why Hybrid Cars Are Suddenly Everywhere Think about a typical Indian family. The car is used for office commutes during the week, grocery runs in the evening and long highway trips on weekends. Buyers want one vehicle that can do everything without burning a hole in their pocket. That's exactly where hybrid cars fit in. They give you the fuel efficiency of an electric vehicle in city traffic while keeping the convenience of a petrol car for long journeys. No charging cables.

India's first mass-market flex-fuel hatchback is here. The Maruti Suzuki WagonR Flex Fuel can run on petrol, E20, and E85 ethanol blends — the car automatically adjusts without any input from you. Starting at ₹7.24 lakh, here's everything you need to know about how it works, what has changed, and whether it is worth your money.

The Tata Nexon has been India's compact SUV champion for years — but the next generation is already in the works. Early reports point to a bigger design overhaul, improved technology, better safety ratings, and more premium interiors. Here is a detailed look at everything that has emerged about the upcoming new-gen Nexon so far.

The Maruti Brezza is getting a significant update. The upcoming facelift brings a larger infotainment screen, fresh styling changes, and a handful of feature upgrades that should keep it competitive in India's crowded compact SUV segment. Launch is expected in July 2026 or very soon after — here is what spy shots and reports tell us.

The Tata Tiago has quietly become one of India's most practical family hatchbacks. It is spacious for five, loaded with safety features, and now comes in petrol, CNG, and EV variants — making it one of the few cars in this price range to offer true powertrain choice. Here is a clear breakdown of what each version offers and who it suits.