Vehicular exhaust gases have emerged as significant contributors to the increasing air pollution, especially in metro cities. To curb pollution, the government has implemented stricter BS6 emission norms and is promoting electric vehicles. CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) is a green fuel and emits fewer exhaust gases. It is also efficient compared to conventional fuels. CNG cars are popular in India due to their low running cost. This article provides you with a detailed guide on how to convert your car to CNG.

If you own a car or have basic knowledge about automobiles, you likely know that cars typically run on either petrol or diesel. Despite clear labelling at fuel stations, misfuelling remains a common error and can lead to severe damage. So, what happens if you put diesel in a petrol car, or vice versa? This article breaks down the risks, signs, and consequences of filling the wrong fuel type in your vehicle.

Nitrogen in tyres has gained popularity recently, sparking a debate over nitrogen vs air in tyres. Traditionally, regular compressed air, a mix of nitrogen and oxygen, has been used to fill car tyres. Proper tyre pressure plays a crucial role in your vehicle's performance, including safety, mileage, comfort, and longevity.Despite its importance, tyre pressure is often overlooked in car care. This raises the question: is it worth spending extra money to fill your tyres with nitrogen, or is standard air sufficient for most drivers? This comprehensive article will explore the science, advantages, drawbacks, costs, and real-world differences between nitrogen and air in tyres, helping you make an informed decision for your car and driving habits.

As per SIAM (Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers), over 2.7 million cars were sold in India in the FY 2020-21. The boom in car sales has increased the number of vehicles on the road, and the traffic police face an uphill task of maintaining law and order. Many novice drivers may be unaware of some of the traffic rules, while others tend to violate the rules and thereby risk the safety of other road users. Read on to know about some of the most common traffic violations, and also, let’s throw light on how to avoid them.

From crowded streets to busy roads, Indian cities are known for their intense traffic conditions. Hence, the government has established clear rules to maintain safe traffic movement. One should take these road safety rules seriously for the sake of their well-being and the protection of other road users.In this article, we will help you understand all valuable road safety rules and tips to drive in India.

It's that time of the year when everyone gets excited about the festivals that are just around the corner. And one of them is Diwali, also called the festival of lights. It brings happiness and joy, and you may visit your friends and family to celebrate this occasion together. Visiting your near and dear ones involves driving your car, and you may have to take extra precautions when driving during Diwali. In this article, we throw light on some of the do's and don'ts while driving on Indian roads during Diwali.

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 road trip means you often end up driving on highways, and car driving on highways brings its challenges to the table. It can be relaxing, but it also requires your utmost concentration due to the high-speed traffic around you. Even the smallest of mistakes can cost you dearly due to the speed at which you drive. In this article, we discuss the top highway driving rules and tips. So, buckle up your seat belts, shift to the cruising gear and read on!

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.

Engine oil is one of the most essential fluids in a car. Without it, the engine cannot function properly. This is why changing the engine oil regularly is a critical part of vehicle maintenance. The primary function of engine oil is to lubricate the moving parts of the engine, reduce friction and wear, and keep the internal components clean. There are two main types of engine oil: synthetic oil and normal (conventional) oil. Choosing the right type of oil is important for engine performance and longevity. This article discusses  Synthetic oil vs Normal oil to help determine which is better suited for a vehicle.