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January was full of exciting new car launches and reveals, and we expect the same momentum to continue this month as well

The Punch micro-SUV and the Fronx crossover aren’t essentially direct rivals, but both have price overlaps and are popular sub-4 metre propositions, hence this comparison…

The new Duster has one of the largest boot in this segment, only falling short of the Tata Sierra

Same electric roots, different brand identities. Does the Toyota sibling offer an edge over the Maruti e Vitara? Find out

Savings of around Rs 1 lakh can lead to a roomy SUV, but that space comes at a big trade-off

For the rest of January, a compact SUV launch is confirmed, while EVs, and a couple of noteworthy updates from mainstream brands are also expected

The Tata Sierra racked up 70,000 orders on its very first day of bookings, so expect wait periods to be long!

While the Maruti and Toyota offerings are not scarcely equipped, the expansive features set of the Seltos does leave one wanting slightly more!

The new year looks set to start off on a high for the Indian automotive industry as it will welcome many old and new nameplates to our market in the first month of 2026 itself

In addition to our content on mass-market offerings, a video about a premium SUV also made it to the list of the most-watched YouTube videos

The list majorly includes Bharat NCAP results of multiple Maruti Suzuki cars, but there are a few models that were tested by some top global car-safety-governing authorities as well

From recent crash test ratings of Maruti cars, teasers of upcoming SUVs, to Tata’s upcoming EVs, check out all the key updates

The Victoris, aka Across, is the only Maruti Suzuki model to be launched in a different name in Seychelles

The Fronx was rated 4-stars when it was crash tested by Japan NCAP earlier this year