The December 2024 issue of Autocar India is headlined by our new cars special feature. We have reviews of the new Maruti Suzuki Dzire, the new Tata Nexon 45, Audi’s pocket rocket, the RS 3, that’s headed to India, and much more. There’s also the 11th edition of our annual Mercedes-Benz Classic Car Rally. In the two-wheeler section, we had two surprise reveals from Honda in the form of the Activa e: and QC1. All this and much more in this month’s issue.
New cars coming to India in 2025
Don’t buy that new car just yet as we bring you details of all new models headed here next year. From the Renault Kiger facelift to the Mercedes G-Class EV – and everything in between – there’s something for everyone.
2024 Mercedes-Benz Classic Car Rally
The 11th edition of MBCCR had a special focus on three distinct classes: 40 years of the W124, designer Bruno Sacco’s creations and the Supercharged Class. Dive into this month’s issue for all details.
Audi A6 e-tron review
Audi’s most aerodynamic model yet aims to lure you away from electric SUVs with a swoopy shape, 756km of range and lots of tech.
Jaguar Type 00 first look
After much brouhaha on the internet over its new logo, Jaguar has unveiled the design of its new Type 00 concept, which previews its 4-door production model and heralds the brand’s BEV rebirth.
Rolls-Royce Ghost facelift review
Unlike most facelifts that add styling elements, the Series II Ghost subtracts and simplifies. We drive the entry-level Rolls-Royce, only to realise there’s nothing entry-level about it.
Mahindra XEV 9e
Mahindra’s INGLO-based EV is finally here. It might look like the XUV700, but it’s built on a cutting-edge EV architecture, is loaded with tech and is keenly priced.
Mahindra BE 6e
The second born-EV from Mahindra has standout specs and impressive features, but is that enough to take on well-established rivals?
Honda Activa e: and QC1
Honda did a surprise reveal of not one but two electric scooters: the Activa e: and the QC1. The Activa e: is more premium and gets two swappable batteries, while the QC1 gets a single, fixed battery.
Verstappen wins fourth consecutive F1 title
Max Verstappen has secured his fourth consecutive F1 title, becoming only the fifth driver to do so after Juan Manuel Fangio, Michael Schumacher, Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton.
