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The May 2022 issue of Autocar India is out on stands now, and the headlining story carries inside details of the new Toyota Innova, which could come with a hybrid powertrain option. We have exclusive drives of the new Range Rover, the Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae and the Aston Martin DBX 707, along with First Drives of the Volkswagen Virtus and Jeep Meridian. For two-wheeler aficionados out there, there's an exclusive ride of the Ohvale GP-0 160, and BMW's three new adventure tourers. Here's what else you can expect from this month's issue:

New Toyota Innova

The Innova has been Toyota's bread-and-butter model ever since the Qualis was discontinued. This, however, is the new-gen model, which could also come with a hybrid powertrain. Pick up this month's issue to get to know more.

Tata Avinya and Curvv

Tata showcased not one but two EV concepts – the Curvv and Avinya. The former will spawn a future electric and ICE SUV, while the Avinya will give rise to midsize SUVs in pure-EV architecture and aim to offer a range of over 500km.

Jeep Meridian

We take the Jeep Meridian out for a spin. With Jeep essentially stretching the Compass, our first drive finds out if the 7-seater for the masses is more than just a nip and tuck job.

Volkswagen Virtus

The new Volkswagen Virtus is here. It has impressed us with its fit and finish, and performance, but is it a worthy successor to the Vento?

New Range Rover

We had a go at the newest iteration of the big ol' daddy of luxury SUVs – the 2022 Range Rover. Read this month's issue to get the lowdown.

Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae

The Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae is the manufacturer's way of giving a fitting farewell to its V12-powered supercar. After driving it, we feel it couldn't have come at a better time.

Nagpur-Mumbai expressway (Samruddhi Mahamarg)

We get exclusive time on the new Nagpur-Mumbai Samruddhi Mahamarg expressway – in a Mercedes-AMG E 63 S, no less – that halves the travel time between the two cities.

Ohvale GP-0 160

Can a shrunk down race bike provide the same thrills as a proper sports bike? And why does Valentino Rossi train on it? Find out as we get our hands on it for an exclusive ride.

Triumph Tiger Sport 660

There's a new Tiger in town, but it's unlike any other before it. This Tiger Sport 660 is strictly a motorcycle for the road and we hop on its saddle to find out how it is.

Royal Enfield Meteor vs Yezdi Roadster

Can Yezdi beat Royal Enfield at its own game – building the best cruiser? The results aren't really surprising.

BMW 850 GS, F 900 XR

BMW has brought back the F 850 GS Adventure, F 850 GS and F 900 XR, but this time with more features and an incredible price drop.

Articles in this issue

Review Decathlon Rockrider hydration pack review

News Opinion: Design, quality and EV fires

Review Viaterra Roost gloves review

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