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Tata's SAFETYFIRST: How To Keep Your Car SAFE Amidst Lockdown12/05/2020Tata Motors has launched its SAFETYFIRST initiative that provides some useful tips to keep the car well-maintained amid lockdown. -
5 Easy Ways To Protect Your Car From CoronaVirus24/03/2020To tackle the current novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, we must take preventive measures to keep safe. Here, we teach you how to keep disinfect your car of the potential virus infection. -
GNCAP Test Results Show Poor Safety On African Cars Compared To European Ones26/02/2020Recent safety tests conducted by the GNCAP has shown a huge gap of safety between the African and European cars. -
Top Official at Maruti Suzuki Explains How Latest Swift is Lighter Yet Safer Than Ever22/02/2020In a recent interview, Maruti's C.V. Raman explained how the new Maruti Swift is safer despite being lighter than the original Swift launched back in 2005. -
Mahindra XUV300 Becomes Safest Car in India20/02/2020Mahindra XUV300 has become the first Indian car to gain 'Safer Choice Award', making it the safest India-made car to date in Global NCAP’s standard. -
Mahindra XUV300 vs Tata Nexon Safety Rating comparison18/02/2020Here, we talk about the crash test safety ratings of the Mahindra XUV300 and Tata Nexon, comparing the different parameters of Global NCAP safety rating tests. -
Maruti To Boycott Global NCAP After Poor Safety Ratings of Baleno, Swift and WagonR14/02/2020Maruti has revealed that it won't send vehicles for Global NCAP safety testing. This comes after poor test results of cars like Baleno, Swift and WagonR -
Government Considers Making Nitrogen Inflation In Tires Mandatory11/07/2019It is possible that the nitrogen inflation in tires will become compulsory for all vehicle. Tyre manufacturers could also be required to mix silicone with rubber. -
Hyundai Plans Will Introduce Airbags For Multi Collision In The Future30/01/2019Hyundai might be the first carmakers to introduce multi-collision airbags, thereby starting a new approach for safety technology on airbags. -
WHO Reports Indian Road Fatalities To Increase08/12/2018According to the recent report of the WHO Global status, the overall number of road traffic deaths has increased sharply from 1,50,785 in 2016 to 2,99,091 until now.
