Design is appealing but plays too safe, lacking a distinctive "wow" factor. · The 1.2L engine is reliable for daily use but feels "underconfident" for thrill-seekers. · Despite market popularity, the Baleno evokes mixed feelings from an experienced car editor.
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Harley-Davidson introduces the X440 T, its second model built on the successful X440 platform. · Designed for touring, it features softer suspension, a relaxed posture, and is optimized for long highway rides. · Powered by the same 440cc engine, it aims to compete with rivals like the Meteor 350 and CB350.
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The Mahindra BE 6 Formula E Edition excites EV enthusiasts with its multiple variants. · Company claims excellent range, but past Mahindra EVs often delivered lower real-world figures. · The top-end variant is recommended for highways, while the middle variant offers best value for city driving.
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Strong demand exists for the Honda CB150R in India's retro-sport segment. · Honda is hesitant to launch the bike, citing 'pricing point' challenges in India. · Skepticism remains about its definite arrival due to Honda's cautious market approach.
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A viral video showed a new Tata Sierra supposedly dropped from a crane for a body structure test. · The video is confirmed to be AI-generated, with details not matching the actual Sierra. · Its virality is linked to the hype surrounding the new Sierra's revival and rapid social media content spread.
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The Honda CB125R boasts a sparkling appearance, but the riding experience reveals minor flaws. · Throttle response feels artificial, with electronics potentially overshadowing a natural human touch. · While weight balance is generally good, the bike feels awkward during tight U-turns.
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The article explores the Indian bike market for 2025, focusing on models under ₹5 lakh. · It promises an honest, 'rider-to-rider' review, prioritizing real-world performance over showroom claims. · The ₹1.5 lakh segment is highlighted for offering both valuable 'gemstones' and practical, no-nonsense machines.
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