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Image Credit: X/KrishnaTOI A dramatic accident involving motovlogger Anurag Doval has raised fresh concerns over reckless driving after it was broadcast live on Instagram, with the video quickly going viral on the social media platform. Doval, widely known online as UK07 Rider, was reportedly driving a Toyota Fortuner on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway at the time of the accident.As can be seen in the video, Doval was traveling at a speed of more than 150 kmph during the livestreaming. The broadcast reportedly attracted over 80,000 viewers, with the rider showing off the vehicle’s speedometer and making emotional comments during the live…

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Who has written this article? Prateek Kamdar, Co-Founder and CEO, Neuron Energy.India’s electric vehicle revolution is often framed as a metro-led transition, with cities like Delhi, Bengaluru and Mumbai dominating. Yet the real boom is unfolding beyond these urban centres. Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities are emerging as decisive growth engines of EV adoption due to practical mobility requirements, favorable ownership economics and expanding local ecosystem. What started as initial experimentation in metros is now translating into scalable demand in smaller cities, where electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers are becoming an integral part of daily transportation and local commerce.A growing base beyond…

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Formula 1 is back with a new season. Well and truly. There was plenty of drama in Australian Grand Prix qualifying today as Mercedes’ George Russell took pole position for the season opener at Melbourne’s Albert Park Circuit. The Briton topped the timesheets with a lap of 1 minute 18.518 seconds, 0.293 seconds ahead of teammate Kimi Antonelli in an impressive front-row lockout for the team.The season proved chaotic as teams adopted Formula 1’s biggest regulation change in years. Isak Hadjar placed his Red Bull Racing car third fastest, 0.785 seconds behind. He will start alongside Scuderia Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc,…

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Aston Martin F1 Team team principal Adrian Newey has revealed that the team was surprised by changes within its engine partner Honda as preparations continue for the new Formula 1 regulations in 2026, the AP reports.Speaking on Friday, Newey said Aston Martin only realized late last year that Honda had retained a small portion of the staff that had previously helped deliver championship-winning power units. According to him, only about 30 percent of the original workforce remained involved when the Japanese manufacturer returned to the project, making the process of getting up to speed more challenging.The comments come just a…

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Domestic automobile retail sales witnessed a strong rebound in February, growing at a faster year-on-year pace as demand improved across most vehicle segments. According to data released by the Federation of Automobile Dealers Association (FADA), total retail sales reached 24,09,362 units in February 2026, compared to 19,17,934 units in the same month last year. PTI reported that this is an increase of 25.62 percent.The dealers’ organization said this expansion is visible in almost all segments of the market. Five of the six vehicle categories: two-wheelers, three-wheelers, passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles and tractors, recorded the highest ever retail sales in February,…

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Royal Enfield’s first electric motorcycle was recently spotted testing on Indian roads without camouflage, giving us a glimpse of what its near-production look is like. The model, called Flying Flea C6, is expected to launch around April 2026 and will mark the debut of the brand’s new Flying Flea EV sub-brand.The Flying Flea C6 is different from most modern electric motorcycles in terms of design. Royal Enfield has taken inspiration from classic machines developed during World War II rather than a futuristic look. The motorcycle has a low-slung, bobber-style stance and the front end is slightly flared out. One of…

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The Himachal Pradesh government has made it mandatory to install electric vehicle charging stations in commercial, public and semi-public buildings as well as new real estate projects across the state. Officials on Tuesday said the provision comes under the Himachal Pradesh Town and Country Planning (17th Amendment) Rules, 2026, PTI reported.Town and Country Planning Minister Rajesh Dharmani said the decision is in line with model building bye-laws and aims to ensure that urban infrastructure keeps pace with the growing trend of electric vehicles. He said the state is working towards becoming a green energy state and urban development policies are…

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Vehicle color can affect how much heat a car absorbs when parked in direct sunlight, with black and white often being compared for their effect on temperatures. As summer conditions increase, many owners question whether dark colors increase surface and cabin heat levels. Black and white are one of the most common car colors, making the comparison relevant for buyers and owners. This issue focuses on how different colors absorb and reflect sunlight, affecting overall heat generation inside and outside the vehicle.Darker colored cars absorb more heat than lighter colored cars, resulting in higher surface temperatures when parked in direct…

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The battery is the heart of an electric vehicle, and how it is used and maintained plays a major role in long-term performance. As more drivers are switching to electric mobility, proper battery care has become an important part of ownership. Following a few simple habits can help maintain efficiency and ensure that the battery continues to perform well for years. -One of the key things that EV owners should keep in mind is to avoid charging up to 100 percent frequently. Most electric vehicles come with battery management systems that prevent excessive charging and discharging, but regularly keeping the…

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The government is working on a new system that could make it easier to penalize unsafe driving with a proposal to introduce a point-based mechanism for driving licenses. Under the scheme, motorists who repeatedly violate traffic rules may face suspension or even cancellation of their licenses.Speaking at the National Conference on Road Safety organized by industry body CII in New Delhi, Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said the proposed system aims to encourage responsible driving and reduce accidents. He said that people’s lives are extremely important and the government is taking several steps to improve road safety…

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