REVIEWS & VIDEOSHonda City Hybrid
The five-seater sedan Honda City Hybrid is priced between Rs. 18.89 and Rs. 20.39 lakh*. There are two versions available: a single Automatic transmission and a 1498 cc engine. The City Hybrid’s curb weight of 1261–1280 kg and boot capacity of 410 liters are two more important specifications. There are six colors available for the City Hybrid.
| Pros | Cons |
| 20+ km/l fuel economy in city driving conditions, giving it lower running costs than a diesel! | Honda City Diesel will give you comparable running costs at a far lower price |
| Seamless Hybrid system that makes driving a breeze. A car you will enjoy driving in traffic | Honda Sensing ADAS system is too intrusive for Indian highways; requires the driver to adapt to it and be comfortable using it |
| Tractable power unit that delivers performance on par with internal combustion counterparts | Missing features for this price point = powered seats with ventilation, rear side sunblinds, wireless charging… |
| Loaded with safety tech such as ‘Honda Sensing’ consisting of lane keeping assist, lane departure mitigation, adaptive cruise control, auto high beam, collision mitigation braking system as well as ESP, 6 airbags, and a lane watch camera | We’re worried about the price. Honda is usually optimistic with pricing, and there is no lower variant without the ADAS features |
REVIEWS & VIDEOSMahindra XUV300
The Mahindra XUV300 is a 5-seater SUV that costs between Rs. 7.99 and Rs. 14.76 Lakh. It is available in 25 variants, with two / compliant engine options and two transmission options: manual and automatic. Other important XUV300 specifications include a curb weight and a boot space of 257 Liters. The XUV300 is available in 11 different colors. Over 2823 user reviews for Mahindra XUV300 based on mileage, performance, price, and overall user experience.
| Pros | Cons |
| Comfortable even over bad roads. | The premium experience was let down by quality issues like poorly fitting panels, mushy switches, and flimsy stalks. |
| Feels premium because of class-leading safety and convenience features. | Small boots will be a hassle if it’s the only car in the family. |
| Stable and fun to drive because of the steering and good grip. | Cramped footwell, no space for a dead pedal for the driver |
| Overtaking on highways is easy, thanks to a punchy diesel engine. | Not the most spacious or comfortable backseat in the class |
REVIEWS & VIDEOSMG ZS EV
The price range for the five-seater SUV, the MG ZS EV, is between Rs. 22.88 and Rs. 26 lakh. There are five different variations, and one automatic transmission is available. The ZS EV’s curb weight of 1547 and boot space of 488 liters are two more important specs. Four colors are available for the ZS EV. For the MG ZS EV, there are over 159 user reviews based on mileage, performance, price, and overall user experience.
| Pros | Cons |
| Understated and classy styling | Rear seat space is good but some may expect a roomier experience for the price |
| Rich interior quality. Feels very upmarket | Boot space could’ve been more generous |
| Good features list – 10.1-inch touchscreen, digital instrument cluster, etc. | EV charging infrastructure is inconsistent. Home/work charging and the portable charger will be more dependable than public charging |
Realistically achievable range of 300-350km on a full charge | Some ergonomic flaws – lumbar cushioning feels excessive, front armrest may be too tall for the short drivers |
REVIEWS & VIDEOSKia Seltos
Kia Seltos
Kia Seltos is a 5-seater SUV priced between Rs. 10.90 and Rs. 20.30 Lakh*. It is available in 22 variants, with three / compliant engine options and two transmission options: automatic and manual. The Seltos’ other key specifications include a kerb weight of and a boot space of 433 Liters. The Seltos is available in nine different colors.
| Pros | Cons |
| Aggressive looks with attractive lighting elements. | Shallow boot limits the practicality of the space. |
| Segment-leading 1-5-litre turbo-petrol engine with 160PS | Crash test is still pending, but is expected to be less than the 5 stars of Kushaq and Taigun. |
| Multiple engine options including a diesel with both manual and automatic options. | |
| Upmarket cabin experience with soft-touch elements and dual 10.25-inch displays. | |
| Some features from the segments above, include a panoramic sunroof, ADAS, and dual-zone climate control. |
REVIEWS & VIDEOSTata Harrier
Tata Harrier
The Tata Harrier comes with one Petrol Engine. The petrol engine has a displacement of 1956 cc. It has a manual transmission option. The Harrier has a mileage depending on the version and fuel type. The Harrier is a five-seater four-cylinder vehicle with a length of 4605, a width of 1922, and a wheelbase of 2741.
| Pros | Cons |
| The slightly wider second row can easily seat three adults with ample room overall. | The Harrier’s low-speed ride quality feels stiff at best. |
| Strong performance owing to the more-than-adequate grunt; both inside and outside the city. | The manual gearbox is notchy and can do with a slicker shifting mechanism. |
| The Harrier is now offered with seven airbags and a slew of modern features. | |
| Gets a substantial styling overhaul that enhances its already imposing stance. | |
| The Tata Harrier gets a five-star safety rating from Global NCAP. |
REVIEWS & VIDEOSFord Mustang Mach E
Ford Mustang Mach E
The Ford Mustang Mach E is a five-seat SUV. The Ford Mustang Mach E will be available in India in November 2023. The Car will compete with the i4, iX1, and C40 Recharge. Prices are expected to begin at 70 lakh.
Ford Mustang Mach E Specifications
Fuel and Performance
| Fuel Type | Electric |
Engine and Transmission
| Transmission Type | Automatic |
| Mild Hybrid | No |
Charging
| Fast Charging | No |
Dimensions & Capacity
| Seating Capacity | 5 |
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