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Honda Amaze Petrol CVT Pros Cons

We have had the MG Comet on our long-term fleet for a while. And, though I have driven the car on and off for short stints like fetching coffee, I never dared to take it home. I live 40km away from my workplace and don’t have a charger at home.

With the new i-CNG range, Tata Motors has also added a zest to the Tigor line-up.

Tata Motors believes there is still a market for beefy-looking hatchbacks, so they have returned with the Tiago NRG. The Tiago hatchback received a major facelift last year, Tata has also decided to give the same treatment to the NRG. So what's new? We find out.

The Tata Punch is currently one of the best-selling models from the carmaker's portfolio. We believe a CNG-powered version would make its case stronger and guess what? It is coming soon. It will share its engine option with the Altroz. Likewise, it will be made available with a similar twin-cylinder kit in the boot. Our first impressions of the premium hatchback are out here, and we shall now delve into the details of the new Punch i-CNG. Before we begin, let us bring to your notice that the one displayed at the 2023 Auto Expo looked identical to the standard Punch. The only difference between the two in terms of looks was the ‘i-CNG’ badge on the boot.

Select Honda dealerships are offering CNG-kit with the Amaze sedan. Interested customers can get the CNG-kit installed by paying an additional amount of up to Rs. 85,000.

MG has launched the 100th anniversary limited editions of the Comet EV, ZS EV, Astor, and the Hector. Here's a closer look.

We have tested the compact sedan for both city and highway

The Tata Tiago NRG now gets the CNG with AMT unit with the XZA variant.

Prices in India start from Rs. 6.13 lakh (ex-showroom) and can be had in both manual and automatic gearbox options