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Buy Now!The April 2025 issue of Autocar India is headlined by Nissan’s plans for a comeback in India, which includes three new locally made models. It also has the full lowdown of Autocar Track Day 2025 with 14 cars and 9 bikes setting hot laps at the CoASTT circuit. We also bring you a detailed comparison of the BMW iX1, Hyundai Ioniq 5 and BYD Sealion 7 and the third edition of our comprehensive resale value study, in association with Spinny.
Two new SUVs, including a Creta fighter, and a compact MPV are enough reasons to be excited about. But is Nissan too late to the party?
Which cars depreciate the fastest and which cars hold their value the best? We’ve drawn upon Spinny’s nationwide data and compared cars across segments for a thorough analysis.
Autocar Track Day 2025 was truly special because for the first time we had an F3, and that too in the hands of former F1 driver, Narain Karthikeyan. He also clocked 13 other road-going cars at CoASTT, and the most powerful car was not the quickest one.
Our 9-strong lineup of bikes for Track Day 2025 were just as special as the cars. And as ever, we had Rajini Krishnan to put the bikes through their paces at the CoASTT circuit.
It’s not everyday that you’ll see a BYD, a BMW and a Hyundai in a comparison test together, but the Sealion 7, iX1 LWB and Ioniq 5 each have a very different take on the premium electric crossover. We tell you where to put your money.
Not just the regular Kodiaq, but the sportier RS version too could be India-bound this year. Is this the version you should wait and save up for? We find out.
In arguably the most awaited comparison test, two formidable midsize ADV motorcycles go head-to-head. We find out if the Himalayan 450 has finally met its match.
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