Sitting in long queues waiting for your turn to pay toll fees at highway booths can frustrate anyone! To solve this problem, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has implemented FASTag - an electronic toll collection system that uses stickers on vehicle windshields. These FASTag stickers have prepaid wallet balances from which toll charges are automatically deducted when the vehicle passes through the toll. Adoption of this cashless technology is now mandated by law for all four-wheelers as per Indian government guidelines. In this blog, we will understand how this FASTag system works and what economic and environmental benefits it delivers to ease the journey across Indian highways.

The popularity of sports cars is gradually rising in India, inviting popular global car manufacturers to the market every year. Today, you can find exotic sports cars from brands like Ferrari, Mercedes, Lamborghini and others in the country.

Premium Petrol vs Normal Petrol is a common comparison for vehicle owners when choosing the right fuel. While premium petrol is often marketed to deliver enhanced performance and engine protection, normal petrol remains the standard option for everyday driving needs. Understanding the key differences between the two can help in making a cost-effective and performance-optimised decision. This article breaks down the essential factors to consider before selecting the right petrol for a vehicle.

Cars come in different shapes and sizes. Some of the common types of vehicles you see on the road are hatchbacks, sedans, vans and SUVs (Sport Utility Vehicle). Sedans are popular in India, as they offer a spacious cabin and boot space. The sportier avatar of the sedan is a coupe car. A coupe also offers decent boot space. However, the cabin space is compromised due to its 2-door design. It is a segment that is mostly limited to luxury and sports cars. In this article, let’s look at some of the top coupe cars in India.

To legally drive your motor vehicle in India, you must follow various rules and regulations. These regulations are as per The Motor Vehicles Act designed by the Government of India. The government makes changes to this act from time to time. Hence, you should keep yourself updated with the latest traffic rules.This article will help you understand important provisions of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and the new Motor Vehicles Act, 2019.

Premium cars are more than the means of commuting between places. They reflect class, sophistication and the pinnacle of craftsmanship and performance. To get the benchmark of luxury and comfort, a buyer must pay a premium price to buy one of the most expensive cars in India.Manufacturers like Rolls-Royce, Ferrari, Lamborghini and others share the throne of designing the most expensive cars. Every model looks like a piece of automotive artwork, making every penny a worthy investment.If you are looking to buy a high-priced car, we bring you a list of the top 10 costliest cars in India.

A defogger in a car is a device designed to remove fog or moisture from the windows, allowing clear visibility while driving. It works by blowing warm, dry air onto the glass or using built-in electric heating elements to evaporate the moisture.Most vehicles have independent defogger controls for the front and back windows. The front defogger employs the vehicle's AC system, while the rear defogger is typically electric-powered. It's an uncomplicated yet practical feature, particularly for rainy or snowy conditions. Let us look at what a defogger is and how to use it.

Buying a car is a memorable and exciting experience, whether it's a new car or a used car. While that shiny second-hand car may look perfect, hidden issues could cost you thousands. Purchasing a second-hand vehicle requires a different approach than buying a brand new vehicle. One of the crucial aspects of buying a used car is the thorough inspection of the vehicle. It allows you to make an informed decision and avoid any hassles during the ownership. In this article, we throw light on the pre-delivery Inspection checklist (PDI)  for used cars.

A Driving Licence is an important document required to drive a motor vehicle in the country. It also works as a document of identification for the holder. Thus, every vehicle owner must carefully protect his or her Driving Licence (DL) at all times.If this document gets stolen or lost, you can’t legally drive your vehicle in India. Moreover, there is a hefty fine on driving a vehicle without a valid DL in the country. Hence, you must apply for a duplicate Driving Licence if the original gets lost somehow.In this article, you will understand how you should go about getting a duplicate Driving Licence (DL).

Electric vehicles or referred to as EVs, are the future of mobility. They aid in reducing vehicle pollution and pave the way to a cleaner and greener environment. However, technology is something that gets advanced with each passing day. The next avatar of electric cars is the hydrogen fuel cell vehicle. They have a close resemblance to EVs, but the working principle is entirely different. In this article, let's discuss hydrogen fuel cells for cars.