Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara vs Renault Duster - Which One Should You Buy

MoRTH has proposed mandatory automatic emergency braking for new car models from October 2030, extending to all models by October 2032. The draft also covers lane-keeping, steering and other vehicle safety systems.

A heavily camouflaged Renault SUV has been spotted testing in Ladakh. The test mule is believed to be the upcoming three-row SUV related to the Duster, with a possible launch in 2027.

Carmakers and dealers are rolling out festive deals. We pick the best Diwali 2026 offers on India's most popular cars and keep this list updated as new deals arrive.

The Renault Duster E-Tech 160 strong hybrid combines a 1.8-litre petrol engine with two electric motors, delivering 160 PS and a claimed 29 kmpl. Here is how it compares with the Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara strong hybrid.

The Renault Duster Strong Hybrid E-Tech 160 is priced from Rs. 16.99 lakh and gets a 1.8-litre petrol engine, two electric motors and a 1.4 kWh battery. It claims 29 kmpl mileage, with deliveries starting November 6, 2026.

India's proposed BS7 emission norms will tighten real-world pollution monitoring and introduce new rules for brake dust, tyre abrasion and EV battery durability. Here's what changes from 2029.

All cars made from February-March 2023 onwards are E20 compatible, just in case you were think which ones, here is a full list.

Suzuki is developing affordable, camera-based ADAS for India to bring essential driver assistance features to more cars. The rollout timeline and eligible models remain unconfirmed.

Upcoming car launches in India in October 2026 include the Toyota Glanza facelift, Mahindra XUV 3XO CNG, new-generation Audi Q3 and Renault Duster Strong Hybrid.

Renault has locked 17 October at Fairmont Mumbai for the Duster strong hybrid, a 160hp E-Tech setup that answers the missing diesel. Prices are still under wraps, though early expectations point well above the current range.