Ashish Kumar

In today’s traffic-choked, unpredictably perilous road conditions, car safety is no longer a luxury—it’s a lifeline. Yet for many families and first-time buyers, safety features like six airbags often feel out of reach, reserved only for premium vehicles far beyond a middle-class budget. The illusion that affordable cars can’t be safe continues to endanger lives,

In a country where uneven terrains, sudden potholes, and impromptu speed breakers are everyday adversaries, the dream of a smooth ride often feels distant. Even the most advanced suspensions can falter when the underbody of your car scrapes the road, causing long-term damage and immediate heartache. It’s not just about comfort—it’s about preserving the integrity

In today’s fast-paced world, fuel efficiency isn’t just a perk—it’s a priority. With fuel prices fluctuating unpredictably and urban congestion showing no signs of relenting, owning a vehicle that guzzles fuel feels more like a financial liability than a convenience. And for those who crave the commanding stance of an SUV but dread the looming

Long highway drives in India can be both a dream and a drag. The vast, open expressways promise a smooth escape from city chaos—until reality kicks in. Constant speed checks, fluctuating traffic flow, and the relentless dance between acceleration and braking can wear down even the most enthusiastic driver. Over time, what should feel liberating

Tired of watching your fuel gauge drop faster than your weekend plans? You’re not alone. In India’s ever-crowded streets and stop-go traffic, fuel economy isn’t just a bonus — it’s a survival strategy. Families, urban professionals, and road-trippers alike are all plagued by one unrelenting question: Can power and efficiency coexist? The fuel bills stack