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In Pics | Top-10 hatchbacks under Rs 5.5 lakh
The festival season means a new year and nothing says Happy New Year like a new car. Here’s a list of 10 four-wheelers that you can pick up for less than Rs 5.5 lakh. → Read More
Honda Hornet 2.0 Review: An All-new Old Bike
If the Honda Hornet did well in the past, the new one does everything it did and does it better. The new bike isn’t just a fancy new cover on an old horse, we get new styling, a new engine and some more new mechanicals as well. → Read More
Auto Expo 2020 | MG Motor India showcases potential Indian products including Vision I concept
MG also showcased the MG Vision I concept car, which is touted as the first 5G smart concept. It provides hands-free diving modes while being the first mass-produced Level 3 autonomous car → Read More
Why cars like Hyundai Venue, Kia Seltos and MG Hector are beating the slowdown
While overall, the auto sector is slowing down, there are a pockets where the slowdown didn't seem to affect the sales. Newer, more technologically advanced cars seem to be beating whatever is happening in the auto market and coming out unscathed. → Read More
Suzuki Gixxer SF Review: An upgrade to its already fun predecessor
The Suzuki Gixxer SF is comfortable in the city and an absolute blast in the mountains. It has lost almost nothing from the outgoing Gixxer SFG, while gaining so much more. → Read More
Specs comparison: Tata Harrier vs Compass, Creta and XUV500
The Tata Harrier has finally been revealed and it goes up against rivals like the Mahindra XUV500, Hyundai Creta and Jeep Compass. But how good is it in terms of specs? → Read More
Ducati Monster 797 Review: Best beginner big bike?
The Monster 797 maybe the smallest Monster out there but it takes all its cues from its bigger siblings. It is defined by its bulky fuel tank, exposed trellis frame and skinny pillion seat, like all the Monsters before it → Read More
Bigger, beefier Ducati Scrambler 1100 now available in India at Rs 10.91 lakh price tag
The Scrambler is available in three variants: Standard, Special and Sport featuring a 1079cc L-Twin engine with Desmodromic valves. → Read More
Mahindra Thar vs Force Gurkha Xtreme: Here's how the two SUVs could compare
The Force Gurkha Xplorer's cabin seems to look a bit dated compared to that of the Thar. This is one issue Force Motors would probably look to address with the Xtreme → Read More
Spy shot of KTM 390 Adventure reveals near-production model
The bike will be powered by the same engine as the 2017 Duke 390, a Euro-VI compliant 373.2 cc single cylinder producing 43.5 PS of power and 37 Nm of torque. → Read More
Five crossover hatches you can buy instead of that big ol' SUV for under Rs 10 lakh
The Indian market has a new segment of cars called crossovers. They come with the same wow factor as an SUV but in a more compact form. Cross-overs are, for the most part, hatchbacks that have been made to look like sport-utility vehicles. → Read More
Ducati Multistrada 1260 launched at ex-showroom price of Rs 15.99 lakh
Ducati is positioning the bike as a sport tourer rather than an adventure touring motorcycle (ADV) → Read More
Lakshadeep emerges front-runner for Jaypee Infratech with Rs 7,350-cr bid
Dark horse Lakshadeep Pvt Ltd has emerged as the front-runner to acquire Jaypee Infratech with a bid of around Rs 7,350 crore, but way lower than what the real estate developer had proposed to lenders a year back to pay off debt. → Read More
Shrimp-inspired camera may allow underwater navigation
Scientists have developed a bio-inspired camera that mimics the eyes of a mantis shrimp, an advance that may open up new ways for people and robots to better navigate underwater. → Read More
Fraud at PNB may cost banking sector much more than Rs 11,400cr
The final bill of the fraud at Punjab National Bank to the Indian banking system could well be in the vicinity of Rs 21,000 crore, if one were to account for the secured loans to the Nirav Modi group and the Gitanjali group of companies. → Read More
A tale of two rallies: Amit Shah vs Rahul Gandhi
It was a tale of two rallies today. A week after Congress Vice President, Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP of claiming credit for schemes launched by his party for Amethi, BJP Chief Amit Shah addressed a rally in the congress bastion today. → Read More
India has always been one of the largest demand centre for oil & gas growth: Peter Gaw, Standard Chartered
The Cera Week is underway in New Delhi and CNBC-TV18 is an exclusive partner for this mega energy forum where the biggest names from the energy world are congregating. From the sidelines, Manisha Gupta caught up with Peter Gaw of Standard Chartered and began by asking him what is his sense of India in terms of consumption, investment and strategy. → Read More
The rate cut rumble: Can low interest rates spark a revival?
"Any finance minister would like rate cuts" that was Arun Jaitley in July. Since then, the government did get its wish with the monetary policy committee easing rates in August. But now, with growth slowing down, there is clamour for more rate cuts. In fact, the industry is openly batting for a massive 100 basis point rate cut, but does India really need rate cuts? Watch video for more… → Read More
Relief for exporters: Sources say scheme like duty drawback likely
The Finance Ministry today said the GST Council is exploring ways to address working capital concerns of exporters. This as the ministry announced its decision to give refund by linking form GSTR 1 with form GSTR 3-B and also instructed central and state authorities to clear pending pre-GST refund claims. CNBC-TV18's Timsy Jaipuria gave us these details. → Read More
Money Money Money: Capital will flow from debt to equity
The going is getting tougher if you are chasing returns in the world of fixed income. Banks have slashed rates on the interest you earn on your savings bank account, fixed deposits returns are not as attractive as they used to be. → Read More