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Jaguar Type 01 unveiled with 1,016hp: Check design, features and range

The Jaguar Type 01 electric GT has made its international debut with 1,016hp of maximum power and up to 644 km EPA range. The model is planned for UK production from 2027.​​


Mumbai Metro 4: First driverless trainset unveiled, built in just 14 months

Mumbai Metro Line 4, planned as a key east-west corridor connecting Wadala in Mumbai with Kasarvadavali in Thane, has taken a step forward with Alstom unveiling the first trainset for Metro Lines 4 and 4A at its manufacturing facility in Sri City, Andhra Pradesh, on Wednesday.The first of 39 driverless Metropolis trainsets was manufactured in 14 months, according to the company. Alstom will supply the trains, signalling systems and depot...


Hyundai Motor Group to invest Rs 1.4 lakh crore in India by 2032: Key details

Hyundai Motor Group plans to invest around Rs 1.4 lakh crore in India from 2026 to 2032. This investment aims to expand manufacturing capacity, boost research and development, and enhance localization efforts. The initiative will also include establishing a dedicated investment entity in India for better coordination. Approximately Rs 6,300 crore will be allocated specifically for R&D and innovation in automotive technologies.


Volvo Buses India bags 200-coach MSRTC order, its largest ever in the country

Volvo Buses India, on Wednesday, announced to have won an order for 200 Volvo 9600 coaches from the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC), making it the company’s largest-ever order for Volvo buses in India.The order includes 170-seater coaches and 30 sleeper coaches, which will be deployed on intercity and inter-state routes in Maharashtra.The Volvo 9600 coaches are manufactured at Volvo Buses India’s facility in Hoskote. The...


Mahindra Vision S patented in India

While the carmaker stated that production would begin in 2027, we have seen multiple spy shots and patents.


Model changes oil in her 2005 GMC Yukon XL

Rachel Pizzolato tackles an oil change on her 2005 GMC Yukon XL.


Does a £100,000 Range Rover really beat the cheap classic?

This video compares Izzy Hammond’s £800 old Range Rover with a new £100,000 Range Rover to see how far the famous SUV has changed. The test looks at more than comfort and price, putting both vehicles through real driving and off road situations where traction, control, ground clearance, and confidence matter most. The cheap older Range Rover feels worn and imperfect, but it still carries the rugged character that made the name famous. The modern version brings smooth power, advanced electronics, luxury, and far more refinement. By placing them side by side, the video shows whether a tired bargain SUV can still deliver charm and capability against expensive modern engineering.


The greatest V8-engined cars ever made

V8s are an increasingly endangered species. We celebrate the finest ever made


How the US Air Force resupplies its THAAD missile launcher in record time

Welcome back to the Daily Aviation, as we explore how United States military transport aircraft move vehicles and heavy equipment worldwide. Any reproduction of this content without prior authorization is strictly prohibited. Don't forget to subscribe us on Facebook or Twitter. https://www.facebook.com/DailyAviationArchive https://twitter.com/DailyMDA You have a question or you would like to send us footage. Send us a message.


Hyundai targets No. 2 spot by FY29, banks on Pune plant

Hyundai Motor India aims to regain its position as the second-largest passenger vehicle manufacturer by 2028-29, supported by the new Pune plant expanding production capacity and driving growth in both domestic and export markets.


Switching from manual to automatic car - five things every driver should know

Switching from a manual car to an automatic after 15 years requires small but important habit changes. Drivers must retrain their left foot, understand creep mode, use the correct gear selector, brake before shifting, and anticipate slight acceleration delays. Once adapted, automatic driving becomes smoother and stress-free.


Understanding the common habit of sitting in parked cars

This article explores the common habit of sitting in parked cars as a form of emotional reset, highlighting expert insights on its psychological benefits and potential drawbacks.


Inside the US Army’s scary brand-new autonomous combat vehicles

Welcome back to the Fluctus Channel, as we explore how the U.S. military and its German ally are testing robotic ground vehicles, and also look into the rise of robot dogs, and the X-37B spaceplane to reshape future warfare across land, air bases, and orbit Fluctus is a website and YouTube channel dedicated to sea geeks. Whenever you are curious or an incorrigible lover of this mysterious world, our videos are made for you ! We publish 3 videos a week on our Youtube channel and many more articles on our website. Feel free to subscribe to not miss any of our updates and visit our website to discover additional content. Don’t forget to follow us on twitter: https://twitter.com/fluctusofficial Please keep the comments section respectful. Any spam, insults or troll will be deleted. To contact us, make sure to use our email in the about section of this channel.


Maserati's updated luxury cars to make a festive-season splash in India

The updated Grecale receives a redesigned front bumper, a larger shark-nose-inspired grille, revised air curtains and new wheel designs.


Skoda Slavia facelift: 5 key highlights you need to know

The Skoda Slavia facelift brings an eight-speed automatic, rear-seat massage, updated styling, Google-powered AI features, a 360-degree camera and six variants, with prices starting at Rs 9.99 lakh.


The man who has 450 cars

Conservatively valued at $50 million, Rodger Dudding's collection of cars and motorbikes is truly eclectic


Watch what happens when a car outruns the wind behind it

It sounds impossible: a vehicle powered only by wind traveling faster than the wind itself. But with a clever design using wheels and a propeller, this machine extracts energy from the moving air in an unexpected way. Instead of acting like a sail, the propeller pushes air backward, allowing the vehicle to accelerate beyond wind speed. The result is a counterintuitive demonstration that challenges how most people think about motion and energy.


This is the reason Japan became a black hole for stolen Ferraris

A series of rare Ferrari thefts exposed a long-running pipeline that moved stolen supercars from Europe into Japan. The video traces how wealthy demand, limited supply, and weak scrutiny around imported paperwork helped turn certain cars into high-value targets. Some of the stolen vehicles belonged to major collectors and even Formula 1 drivers, making the cases even more remarkable. Investigators later found that several cars had been given new identities, exported through multiple countries, and quietly registered in Japan. The story reveals how a global theft network kept valuable Ferraris hidden in plain sight for decades.


This restored Ford Escort RS2000 was bought back after auction

This video tells the unusual story of a restored Ford Escort RS2000 Mark II that was sold at auction, only to return after the new owner struggled with registration paperwork. The car had already been through serious restoration work after years of rally use, rust, and body repairs, but the buyback gives the team another chance to improve it properly. The plan includes fixing small details, changing the cream interior back to black, and replacing the wheels to bring the classic Ford closer to the look it deserves. What began as a completed sale turns into a second chance for a car the owner may not want to let go again.


Unusual car designs from Germany

A look at some of the most intriguing models to ever come from Germany


The best cars you’ve (probably) never heard of

The best cars you’ve (probably) never heard of


Britain’s best dead car companies

A journey back in time to some of the UK's most excellent car companies, sadly now deceased


Loading & firing Europe’s most advanced howitzer ever made

Welcome back to the Daily Aviation, as we explore modern self-propelled howitzers combining heavy firepower with high mobility to support fast-moving ground forces. Any reproduction of this content without prior authorization is strictly prohibited. Don't forget to subscribe us on Facebook or Twitter. https://www.facebook.com/DailyAviationArchive https://twitter.com/DailyMDA You have a question or you would like to send us footage. Send us a message.


BMW M2 xDrive Turbo Edition pre-orders open in India

Bookings now open: BMW India has started pre-orders for the M2 xDrive Turbo Edition through authorised dealerships, with limited units offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Heritage-inspired design: The Alpine White coupe features hand-painted BMW Motorsport stripes, reversed ‘turbo’ lettering, carbon-fibre elements and optional Gold Bronze forged wheels. Performance credentials: Powered by a 3.0-litre inline-six producing 480 hp, it accelerates from 0-100 kmph in 3.7 seconds, with a top speed up to 285 kmph with the M Driver’s Package.


Govt proposes BS VII norms from April 2029: What car buyers should know

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has proposed Bharat Stage VII (BS VII) emission standards for passenger vehicles (PVs) manufactured from April 1, 2029, covering not just exhaust pollution but also battery performance, particles released from brakes and tyre wear. The notification, dated October 12, proposes changes to the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989. While the rules are still at the draft stage, the public has 30 days to...


How the US Air Force repairs its most feared supersonic bombers’ engines

Welcome back to the Daily Aviation, as we explore how U.S. Air Force maintenance crews service and test powerful military jet engines. Any reproduction of this content without prior authorization is strictly prohibited. Don't forget to subscribe us on Facebook or Twitter. https://www.facebook.com/DailyAviationArchive https://twitter.com/DailyMDA You have a question or you would like to send us footage. Send us a message.


$350,000 worth of trucks for $39,000 - then they found out why nobody wanted them

A risky auction gamble puts roughly $350,000 worth of trucks and equipment in their hands for just $39,000. Some purchases appear too good to be true, including vehicles sold as non-runners, but a few surprisingly simple fixes and quick flips turn the risky buy into a profitable score.


Bonfiglioli Transmissions IPO GMP rises to 31% ahead of issue opening tomorrow

Bonfiglioli Transmissions India is commanding a strong grey market premium (GMP) of nearly 31 percent ahead of its Rs 2,533.6-crore initial public offering (IPO), which opens for subscription tomorrow, on October 15. According to market tracking platform InvestorGain, shares of the power transmission and industrial solutions provider were trading at a premium of around 31 percent in the grey market as of October 14. However, grey market premiums...


Govt pushed e-autos with incentives but Kasaragod drivers fight daily for stand space

Kasaragod electric autorickshaw drivers face daily hostility and stand access disputes with conventional operators. Despite government promotion of cleaner vehicles, drivers demand municipal passes, while officials plan to address the issue soon.


Are naturally aspirated engines losing their charm to turbos?

Turbo-petrol engines are rapidly finding their way into smaller, more affordable cars, promising stronger performance from smaller capacities. But as turbos rise, naturally aspirated engines face an interesting question.


What does a red number plate on cars mean in India?

A red number plate on cars in India usually indicates a temporary registration issued to brand-new vehicles before they receive permanent RTO registration. These plates are valid for about 30 days. A special red plate with the national emblem is also used for vehicles of top constitutional authorities like the President.


30 of the world's most controversial car engines

Engines can be good, bad, or somewhere in between. But others are hard to put in a set box, for a variety of reasons…


The greatest automotive spoilers in history

Spoilers may be seen as a way of making a car look sporty, but for powerful cars they're an aerodynamic must. We take a look at the wildest wings we’ve ever seen


Norway town mayor, his marine engineer nephew explore India in auto: 'We spend ₹10,000 per day'

Speaking to hindustantimes.com, Øyvind Hesjevik shared that their daily expenses on meals, fuel, hotel stays, and tea came to around ₹10,000.


Mahindra XUV 3XO CNG to debut tomorrow with twin-cylinder setup

Mahindra is set to debut the XUV 3XO CNG on October 15, 2026. Spied with a twin-cylinder setup, the new variant aims to minimise boot-space loss while lowering running costs.


If I were buying the Honda Elevate, this is the variant I would pick

The Honda Elevate ZX variant stands out with key safety upgrades, including Honda Sensing, a large touchscreen, and enhanced comfort features. Although the ZX+ adds luxury features like a 360-degree camera, the ZX represents a balanced choice for those seeking essential improvements.


These 5 car maintenance mistakes are quietly killing your car

These five common car maintenance mistakes quietly damage engines, tyres, brakes and electrical systems in Indian driving conditions. Learn how routine neglect raises fuel use, repair costs and reliability risks, reducing vehicle life and resale value over time.


Jeep Grand Wagoneer design patent filed in India

Jeep has patented the Grand Wagoneer in India, hinting at possible future plans. The three-row SUV features premium styling and a 638bhp range-extended electric powertrain


I found my lost 6X6 truck after 7 years!

After seven years of being lost, the 6x6 truck is finally found—but the discovery raises more questions than answers. What should have been a simple recovery turns into a complicated situation as its true condition becomes clear.


Common driving mistakes that damage your car’s braking system and how to avoid them

The braking system is the most important safety feature in any car. Although problems with comfort systems like air conditioning, infotainment systems, and power windows may be annoying, a small problem with the brakes can be life-threatening. The brakes are responsible not only for stopping the vehicle but also for controlling it, and they have to...


Driverless cars should be the last priority for India, says Maharashtra CM

Pune: Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis on Wednesday said that at a time when there are several qualified drivers in the country, driverless cars should be the last priority.Get breaking news anytime, anywhere. Download the TOI app now!“I think driverless car is very good in all the countries where the population is ageing and where ther...


Kia Sorento first drive review: More than just a big family SUV?

Big SUVs aren't usually known for being fun to drive, but the Kia Sorento might surprise you. With a smooth hybrid powertrain, a plush six-seat cabin and handling that's better than expected, this family SUV has a few tricks up its sleeve. But is it worth the money?


Tesla Model Y L review: When less is more, until it isn't

Tesla’s six-seater makes a strong first impression, but time behind the wheel reveals a few surprises beyond the impressive numbers.


Which was the first car company in India?

Today, India is one of the largest automobile markets worldwide. From budget hatchbacks to luxury SUVs, dozens of brands of cars are all over the Indian roads. But have you ever wondered which was the first car company in India? The answer takes us quite back in time when India was still establishing itself as an independent nation, and some visionary industrialists had the guts to dream of making cars in India. Below is everything you need to...


They found a rare 130,000-pound machine - then faced a nightmare getting it onto a trailer

HeavyDSparks takes on the recovery of a massive, rare Poclain excavator weighing approximately 130,000 pounds. With an old V12 diesel engine and years of uncertainty surrounding its condition, getting it running is only the first challenge. Loading and transporting the enormous machine pushes the crew and their specialized equipment to the limit.


Five driving habits that are secretly killing your car/bike's fuel efficiency

This pattern is often seen in daily driving, where drivers remain in lower gears such as second or third for extended periods, delay upshifts, or continue in higher gears at low speeds. Such habits are more frequent in city conditions with uneven traffic flow. The effect is more pronounced in stop-and-go traffic, where frequent speed changes require timely gear shifts.


14 years, one BMW, Rs 70 lakh: The insurance battle that finally ended in victory

The incident occurred on March 8, 2012, and the ruling was reported in October 2026, making this an approximately 14-year dispute.


Step inside this unique Kerala home built with old car and bike parts; every automobile lover’s dream

A Kerala mechanic has transformed his home into a unique automotive art gallery, repurposing discarded vehicle parts into stunning decor. From scooter sofas and car-seat arrangements to engine coffee tables and tyre window frames, this creative dwelling showcases an extraordinary blend of passion for automobiles and sustainable design, captivating millions online.


Turning a $500 ranger into a $150,000 Baja truck... then tragedy struck

Donut takes a hard look back at the Ranger build that started as a $500 work truck and turned into a $150,000 desert racing machine. The goal was to create a Baja-ready weapon, but the desert punished every weak point—radius arms snapped, alternators failed, body panels cracked, and parts shook loose. The biggest lesson was simple: without real endurance testing, even expensive builds will break. Despite the chaos, the Baja Blaster still managed to finish and take first in class. Now they’re rebuilding the weak points and planning to race it again.


MG M9 makes electric luxury feel effortless

Luxury goes electric: MG M9 is India’s first all-electric luxury MPV, priced from ₹69.90 lakh, offering a premium alternative to conventional MPVs. Comfort-first design: Features reclinable captain’s chairs with massage, heating, cooling, fold-out ottomans, panoramic sunroof, and a JBL sound system. Tech-powered travel: Equipped with a 90kWh battery, Level 2 ADAS, wireless CarPlay/Android Auto, and fast charging that completes in 90 minutes.