The Maruti Invicto, launched at INR 2.48 million, is the newest offering from the Toyota-Suzuki collaboration in India. As you might have guessed, it is simply a rebadged version of the Toyota Innova HyCross. Or is it? Though the Invicto features the same platform, powertrain, and design as the Innova HyCross, there are a couple of differences when it comes to both model line-ups. We drive the Invicto to see if these changes make it any better or worse than its Toyota sibling.

Maruti Suzuki Invicto Drive Review: Cut-Price Toyota or Full-Spec Maruti?

The new Volvo XC60 gets a rework with fresher styling cues, more features on the inside and a mild-hybrid petrol motor replacing the D5 diesel on sale earlier. While the changes aren’t enormous, it does seem like Volvo has finally brought an XC60 to India that is a more rounded package. Not just for the added safety but also a strong set of value-adding features at par if not exceeding segment benchmarks. The question remains as to whether it will be enough to make a dent in the German-dominated space. Meanwhile, let's go for a drive in this updated Volvo XC60 and see how it behaved on the Indian roads.

WION Pitstop: New Volvo XC60 review

Kia India has finally revealed its upcoming 7-seater, the Carens. The Kia Carens will be launched in the Indian market soon, and it will sit somewhere between the popular Maruti Suzuki Ertiga/XL6 and the Toyota Innova. The multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) is based on the same platform that underpins the Sonet as well as the Hyundai Alcazar. And not just that, but these vehicles also share the same powertrains. However, the Carens has been designed for a different purpose, to meet the diverse requirements of the customers. So, we spent a day with the upcoming Kia Carens to know how it feels to drive on the Indian roads, and will it be fulfilling the requirements of its target buyers.

WION Pitstop: Kia Carens review: A premium 6/7-seater

This weekend, we go for a drive in a thrilling all-electric car - the Porsche Taycan. We talk about Maserati's new entry-level SUV and Suzuki's new hybrid powertrain. All that and more in Pitstop, at these times, only on WION.

WION Pitstop | Porsche Taycan review: Thrilling all-electric car

The Ferrari Portofino M, which features the legendary ‘M’ suffix, for Modificata, in its name, is the evolution of the Ferrari Portofino. It features a slew of new technologies and design features, most notably an F1-inspired 8-speed dual-clutch gearbox and a five-position Manettino, an absolute first for a Ferrari GT convertible. We took it for a drive, and here is how it went.

Ferrari Portofino M review: The new Prancing Horse 2+ Spider

The second-generation Honda Amaze made its India debut in 2018, and now it has received its first facelift with minor cosmetics as well as some feature updates. The engine and gearbox options, however, remain unchanged. The sub-compact sedan continues to offer 1.2-litre petrol and 1.5 diesel options. So, here we are to tell you about all the upgrades and if they are going to make any change in the experience driving the Amaze.

WION Pitstop: 2021 Honda Amaze Facelift review

BMW has launched the 2021 facelifted 5-Series in India, and it continues to rival the Mercedes-Benz E-Class and the Audi A6. The new BMW 5-Series has got a new look as well as some revised mechanicals and updated features. But is it remains the best-in-class driver-centric sedan? That's what we are finding in this review.

WION Pitstop: 2021 BMW 5-Series facelift review

BMW has launched the M Performance version of its new 3-Series model, the M340i, in the Indian market. It basically is a bridge car between the standard 3-Series and the completely performance-oriented M3. So, it offers a taste of performance while maintaining the luxury and convenience of a luxury sedan. Here's our take on the new BMW M340i.

WION Pitstop: BMW M340i xDrive India review

Tata is going to launch the 2021 model year Safari very soon in the Indian market. It is the same elongated version of the Tata harrier with more seats, showcased as the Gravitas at the Auto Expo last year. But leave that aside, we got a chance to keep the upcoming SUV for some time and we are going to tell you about our experience with the new Tata Safari.

WION Pitstop: Tata Safari is back as Harrier 7-seater

Pitstop drives the all-new Toyota Camry Hybrid that comes in India with an ex-showroom price tag of INR 37.88 lakh. It gets Toyota's fourth-generation electric hybrid drivetrain with a 2.5-litre petrol engine which delivers 176bhp and 221Nm of torque. In combination with a 118 horsepower electric motor, the Camry offers a combined output of 215bhp. In terms of features, the new Camry gets three-zone automatic climate control, 8-inch multimedia touchscreen, power front seats and all-LED headlamps. Alongside, 9 airbags, ABS with EBD & Brake Assist, Vehicle Stability & Traction Control, Tyre Pressure Monitoring Sensor & Parking Assist are among the safety features of the car. Watch our video to know how was our experience with the all-new Toyota Camry Hybrid. #WION #Pitstop #Camry #Toyota #Automobile #AutoReview

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