Naveen Rana

In the automotive world, there are trends, and then there are constants. The Toyota Fortuner is a constant. For well over a decade, this vehicle has been less a “choice” and more a “default” for anyone seeking a 7-seater SUV that is tough, reliable, and holds its value like gold bullion. It is, in many […]

In an industry obsessed with “more”—more horsepower, more tech, more digital screens—there is something profoundly confident about a machine that refuses to change for change’s sake. For decades, the Honda Shadow has been a cornerstone of the cruiser world, and for good reason. It is, in my expert opinion, the definitive mid-size cruiser. Now, with

As a tech and auto analyst with over a decade in this field, I’ve seen my fair share of wild rumors. But the buzz around the “Toyota Mini Land Cruiser” has reached a fever pitch. You’ve seen the viral posts: “New Toyota Mini Land Cruiser 2025,” “1.8L Petrol Engine,” “Compact Off-Road SUV,” and the most

Let’s get one thing straight, right at the top. You’ve seen the advertisements popping up, probably on social media or a shady-looking website: “All-New 2025 Honda Accord with 1.5L Turbo Engine, just ₹2.25 Lakh!” As an automotive and technology journalist who has been reviewing cars for over a decade, my inbox is flooded with questions

In my 10+ years of reviewing high-end tech and machinery, I’ve seen companies throw around the word “premium” so often it’s almost lost its meaning. It’s a word applied to everything from a new smartphone to a $700 coffee maker. And then, there’s the 2025 Honda Gold Wing. This motorcycle is a rolling, 850-pound testament