Author: Editor - The Auto Journal

India’s supercar lovers just got a major surprise as Lamborghini has officially launched the Temerario, a new high-performance hybrid supercar, in the country. The car comes with a jaw-dropping price tag starting from ₹6 crore (ex-showroom) and replaces the popular Huracán in Lamborghini’s Indian lineup. This is not just any sports car – it brings a perfect mix of power, speed, futuristic design, and eco-friendly tech. It’s built for those who want the thrill of a racecar but also care about the future of mobility. Power Like Never Before: 907 BHP Engine with Hybrid Support Under the hood, the Lamborghini…

Renault, the French carmaker known for bringing the Duster to India, is now planning a strong comeback with a brand-new 7-seater SUV named Boreal. This SUV will be designed to compete directly with popular models like the Tata Safari and Mahindra XUV700. The company has shared some early details, giving us a glimpse of what this upcoming model will offer Indian customers in the next couple of years. Renault has already made a mark in India with value-for-money and durable cars. After discontinuing the Duster, they are now planning to re-enter the SUV market with something much bigger and bolder.…

In India, vehicles with VIP or fancy number plates like 0001, 0007, 9999, or 0786 often catch the public eye. These numbers are not just random digits—they represent status, personal belief, and sometimes, sheer luxury. For many car owners, having a VVIP number is a matter of identity and pride. But how do people get such special numbers? Do they have to pay extra? Is there an auction or booking system? This article explains everything you need to know about securing a VIP number plate in India—from cost to the step-by-step process. What is a VVIP or Fancy Number Plate?…

India’s biggest carmaker Maruti Suzuki is now ready to enter the electric car market. The company has confirmed that its first electric SUV, the e-Vitara, will be launched in India by the end of September 2025. This marks a major step for Maruti as it moves into the EV space, competing with brands like Tata, Hyundai, and MG. Earlier, the e-Vitara was expected to launch around March 2025, but the plan was delayed due to battery supply and software-related issues. Now, Maruti is fully set to start production at its Gujarat plant. The company has set a target to make…

India’s small car market has always been dominated by Maruti WagonR, but now Hyundai i10 has broken this long-standing dominance. With over 33 lakh units sold in just 18 years, the Hyundai i10 has surpassed the 34 lakh units sold by WagonR over a 25-year journey. This marks a major shift in the Indian hatchback segment and highlights Hyundai’s consistent popularity in the affordable car market. Hyundai i10’s Journey: 18 Years, 3 Generations, and Big Numbers Hyundai introduced the i10 in India in 2007. Over the years, it has gone through three generations: These three models together have reached a…

Even though many people believe SUVs have taken over Indian roads, sedan cars like the Honda Amaze and Maruti Suzuki Dzire still have a strong fan following.In 2024, the Dzire alone crossed 1.67 lakh unit sales, showing that compact sedans continue to win hearts.At the same time, Honda is also getting ready with a new model of Amaze, aiming to bring fresh excitement to sedan lovers. If you are confused between buying the new Honda Amaze or Maruti Suzuki Dzire, here’s a full comparison on styling, comfort, features, mileage, and safety. Styling and Design: Which Sedan Looks More Modern? Both…

In the growing market of electric scooters in India, TVS iQube has made a strong place for itself. While Ola Electric had the early lead, TVS is now giving tough competition with its high-tech features, long range, and premium design. If you’re planning to buy a new electric scooter that offers both style and performance, TVS iQube is definitely worth looking at. Premium Look with Modern Colours TVS iQube comes with a stylish design that suits all age groups. The front look is smooth and gives a premium feel. It is available in attractive colour options like Copper Bronze Meteor,…

If you own a vehicle in Delhi, it is now very important to make sure that your car has a color-coded fuel sticker on the front windshield. Without this small but essential sticker, you can be fined and may even face problems in getting your PUC certificate, which is necessary to drive legally. The Delhi government has now strictly enforced this rule under its High-Security Registration Plate (HSRP) policy. This move is part of the wider effort to fight air pollution in Delhi and make vehicle fuel identification easier for traffic police and pollution control departments. These stickers are tamper-proof…

Tata Motors might soon bring back one of its most iconic small cars—the Tata Nano—as a fully electric vehicle (EV). This move could shake up India’s growing budget EV market, especially for customers looking for a compact and affordable electric car. According to recent leaked reports, the new Tata Nano EV is being developed secretly and could directly compete with the MG Comet EV, which is currently priced at around ₹7 lakh (ex-showroom). While Tata Motors has not made any official announcement yet, industry insiders suggest that the company wants to reintroduce the Nano in a new avatar with a…

Safety is now a top priority for Indian car buyers. Over the years, people have started looking beyond mileage and design, giving more weight to features like airbags, ABS, and stability control. While the Indian government has not yet made six airbags mandatory in all cars, many carmakers have taken a proactive step by offering this safety feature as standard in some of their most affordable models. Here’s a look at five cars priced under ₹10 lakh that now come with six airbags as standard, proving that safety doesn’t always have to come at a premium. 1. Maruti Suzuki Alto…