The DS hits the mark in nearly every aspect you’d expect it to, serving as a highly capable alternative to dated Japanese ...

The wildest motorcycle here is a 201-horsepower motorcycle that is a touring bike, a sports bike, and an adventure bike all ...

The first engine provides a mileage of 20.01 km/liter to 21.5 km/liter, while the second offers between 21.79 km/liter and 22.89 km/liter. With the hybrid version, Maruti Suzuki aims to push these ...

The test was conducted at the Semi Cryo Integrated Engine Test Facility (SIET) at ISRO Propulsion Complex (IPRC), Mahendragiri, a facility that was dedicated to the nation by Prime Minister ...

Led by Tata Motors, Indian automobile stocks saw a sharp downfall on Thursday after the US President Donald Trump announced painful tariffs of 25 per cent on all imported vehicles and parts as he ...

The new Suzuki Avenis is powered by an all-aluminium 4 stroke, single cylinder 124.3cc engine, which is also OBD-2B compliant. The engine is said to provide a cleaner, more fuel-efficient ride ...

Also Read: Ola Electric Begins Delivery Of S1 Gen 3 Electric Scooter Powering the Suzuki Avenis is an OBD-2B compliant all-aluminum 124.3 cc single-cylinder engine. This unit is tuned to produce 8 ...

The 2025 Honda CBR250 RR packs a 249cc twin-cylinder engine that pumps out 41 bhp and ... it would be an ideal competitor to the Suzuki Gixxer 250 and the upcoming Hero Karizma XMR 250.

Suzuki Avenis and the Suzuki Burgman series scooters have been updated with OBD-2B complaint engines. With the introduction of the updated Avenis and Burgman series, the company’s entire portfolio of ...

Also Read: This Two-Wheeler Is A Goldmine For TVS, With Sales 7 Times Higher Than All Middle-Weight Bikes Combined The 2025 Honda CBR250 RR packs a 249cc twin-cylinder engine that pumps ... be an ...

While Suzuki doesn't have much of a presence in the US these days, they're well-known worldwide for building affordable city runabouts, along with off-roaders such as the forbidden-fruit Suzuki Jimny.

the NHTSA reports the 1989 Suzuki Samurai had two safety-related recalls. One for the tires, and the other for the seatbelts, which were both said to “not adequately protect occupants in a crash.” ...