Sabyasachi Dasgupta is Delhi-based automotive journalist with Hindustan Times Auto since October, 2019. He specialises in mobile journalism and video production. He currently holds the position of Assistant Editor. An auto enthusiast by heart, Sabyasachi also likes photography as a pastime.

Articles by Sabyasachi Dasgupta

MG Motor teases new electric car for India, announcement expected tomorrow

MG Motor has recently trademarked a new electric car by the name Excelor. It is expected to be the carmaker's third EV in India.

India-bound Audi Q6 e-tron breaks cover. Check range and features

Audi has unveiled the Q6 e-tron electric SUV for global markets

Citroen ties up with BluSmart, to offer 4,000 eC3 EVs as cabs within a year

Citroen eC3 electric hatchback was launched in 2023. It offers ARAI certified range of up to 320 kms on a single charge.

Mahindra, Ola Electric welcome new EV policy to invite global brands to India

The Centre has approved a new EV policy that is expected to lure foreign brands like Tesla to invest and manufacture in India.

Skoda introduces its smallest electric car. Will it launch in India?

Skoda has unveiled the Epiq electric SUV as its entry-level EV

India lures global EV makers: Companies expected to launch along with Tesla

The Centre has announced a revised EV policy which allows foreign electric vehicles manufacturers to launch their models in India with certain conditions.

Urban Cruiser Taisor, Toyota's Fronx-based SUV, set for India launch next month

The Fronx SUV will become the fourth model from Maruti Suzuki to be rebadged as a Toyota car after the Brezza, Baleno and Ertiga.

Centre approves new EV policy with tax cut on imported electric cars

The new electric vehicle policy could boost chances of foreign EV manufacturers like Tesla to relook at India launch strategy.

Hyundai Creta N Line review: Dressed to thrill?

Hyundai Motor has launched the N Line version of its best-selling model Creta SUV. Priced from ₹16.82 lakh (ex-showroom), the Creta N Line offers several cosmetic changes to enhance its sporty looks while the peppy 1.5—litre turbo engine promises a sporty drive. Is it more exciting than the Creta itself? Here is our first drive review.

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