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Genesis Magma GT Concept Revealed A Brilliant Halo Car With Racing Ambitions
Genesis Just Changed the Conversation About Itself For most of its ten-year existence, Genesis has been understood in one way a luxury brand making refined sedans and SUVs. Well-designed. Well-equipped. Competitive with the established European names. But not a performance brand. Not a motorsport brand. That understanding is now being challenged directly, confidently and with…
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India ADAS V2X Spectrum Licensing Removed A Worthy Step Toward Safer Roads
India ADAS V2X Spectrum Licensing Removed, paving the way for safer roads. Especially important for India which sees high road deaths annually. A Policy Change That Could Save Lives India recorded more than 177,000 road deaths in 2024. Nearly half a million accidents. Those numbers are not statistics they are families, futures and communities lost…
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BMW M Concept Revealed: The Electric M3 Future Looks Brilliant
Le Mans Was the Right Place for This Moment There are few stages in motorsport more significant than Le Mans. The 24 Hours race carries decades of history machinery, manufacturers and moments that have defined what performance means in the automotive world. BMW chose that stage to pull the covers off the BMW M Concept.…
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2026 Harley-Davidson Super Glide Returns with 2500 Units!
Some Names Never Really Go Away Like the 2026 Harley-Davidson Super Glide Fifty-five years is a long time. But certain names in motorcycling carry a weight that time cannot erase. The Super Glide is one of them. When Willie G. Davidson grandson of company co-founder William A. Davidson first sketched what would become the 1971…
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Massive McLaren Price Cuts Coming To India After India-UK FTA
India’s supercar market may soon witness one of its biggest price corrections ever. McLaren price cuts in India are now expected because of the India-UK Free Trade Agreement. The British supercar brand is preparing major price revisions across its India lineup. Consequently, some McLaren models could become cheaper by more than Rs 3 crore. India-UK…
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Aggressive Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP Returns To India At Rs 33.50 Lakh
Honda has brought back its flagship litre-class superbike to the Indian market. Moreover, the Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP now returns with a significantly higher price tag. Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India has officially relaunched the Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP at Rs 33.50 lakh ex-showroom. Earlier, the motorcycle briefly entered India in 2025 before quietly disappearing…
