India has proposed stricter vehicle headlight regulations to reduce glare and improve nighttime road safety. The changes may include automatic low beam for new two-wheelers, lower high-beam intensity limits, a 6,500 K colour-temperature cap and high-beam warning systems.

Hyundai Motor India has crossed 8 lakh connected cars on Indian roads and is targeting 10 lakh cumulative connected-car sales by 2027, highlighting the rapid adoption of connected and software-driven vehicle technologies in India.

The Supreme Court has directed the Centre, MoRTH and IRDAI to develop a “No Insurance, No Fuel” pilot project to improve compliance with mandatory third-party motor insurance. The proposal aims to reduce the number of uninsured vehicles, strengthen road safety and ensure better financial protection for road accident victims.

The Supreme Court of India has extended the mandatory third-party insurance period for new vehicles. New private cars must now carry four years of third-party insurance, while new two-wheelers require six years, aiming to improve insurance compliance and provide better financial protection for road accident victims.

Learn how crumple zones protect passengers by absorbing crash energy, why modern cars are designed to deform, and what happens in vehicles without crumple zones.

India’s auto component industry grew 12.7% to ₹7.6 lakh crore in FY26, driven by strong domestic demand and OEM supplies. However, imports exceeded exports, resulting in a wider trade deficit. The report highlights the sector’s continued expansion while underlining the need to strengthen domestic manufacturing and reduce dependence on imported components.

Brake rotors are a crucial part of a vehicle’s braking system, working with brake pads to slow or stop the wheels. Learn about the different types of brake rotors, their advantages, and which design is best suited for your driving needs.

A 30-year IIHS crash test comparing the 1996 and 2026 Chevrolet Blazer shows how modern vehicle safety technologies dramatically improve occupant protection.

Compulsory Personal Accident (CPA) Cover is a mandatory component of motor insurance that provides financial protection to owner-drivers in case of accidental death or permanent disability. Learn how CPA cover works, who is covered, compensation benefits, and why it is an essential safeguard for every vehicle owner.