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The engine hasn’t changed, but there’s one variant that misses out on the CVT automatic.

Not every Elevate gets every colour; here’s the shade you can have with the variant you want

Planning to buy the new Elevate? Here’s how you can book one, how much you need to pay, and when deliveries are expected to begin.

The new Elevate brings a 360-degree camera, front parking sensors, and segment-first rear ventilated seats!

While Diwali is all about bright lights, these special editions take a different approach with their darker styling; here’s a look at the dark-themed cars

Changes in this facelift are expected to remain largely cosmetic, with a few new features thrown in.

The City hybrid commands the longest waiting period of up to 3 months!

The Honda Elevate looks and feels up to date in terms of its visual elements, but the rest of the package seems slightly dated in front of the new Tekton

From the Skoda Slavia to the crowd favourite Maruti Baleno, this year still has some exciting refreshes on the cards

From affordable EV updates to premium luxury facelifts and the spy shots of some new cars, the Indian auto industry had an action-packed week

Korean tech or Japanese reliability, which one wins? Find out

Both SUVs provide top-notch engineering, but lack some segment standard features

The Elevate appeals to the mind, while the Duster will likely steal your heart

The new Duster gets a 1-litre turbo-petrol engine as the base-level powertrain while some of its prime rivals come with a larger 1.5-litre naturally aspirated setup

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