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The March 2022 issue of Auto Today packs reviews of the New Maruti Suzuki Baleno, Skoda Slavia, Jaguar I-Pace and all three new Yezdi motorcycles along with MG Astor vs VW Taigun vs Hyundai Creta comparison and plenty more.
First Drives, First Rides and features galore in the March 2022 issue of Auto Today magazine. Click on the link below to download a copy of the latest issue.
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In this month’s edition of Auto Today, we take a sneak peek into the Jeep Meridian and find out more about the firm’s new 7-seater SUV. The journey into 2022 has brought in some eagerly awaited cars, starting with the brilliant Skoda Slavia, which has the potential to make sedans desirable again and we've got reviews of both the 1.0 TSI and 1.5 TSI variants in this issue. Maruti Suzuki has finally given the Baleno a proper makeover and electric cars are fast becoming a regular feature on our pages with the Jaguar I-Pace driven this month. Speaking of the future, we dissect Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) in an in-depth feature and also help you decide on a future SUV purchase with the MG Astor going up against the VW Taigun and Hyundai Creta in the Road Test of the month.
Yezdi is back and with a bang, introducing three new motorcycles that we swing a leg over and another EV, this time a scooter in the form of the Bounce Infinity E1, which grabs headlines thanks to its swappable battery tech. Make sure you don’t miss out on feature stories about trying to find out what makes the Citroen C5 Aircross SUV so comfortable and another set of handy tips to #BeTheBetterGuy. There’s the usual round-up of the latest developments in the automotive world in the Update section while we say goodbye to the Hyundai i20, Nissan Magnite and Honda H'ness CB350 and welcome the Kia Carens to the Auto Today long term fleet. Until next month, be sure to catch up on our latest videos on the Auto Today YouTube channel as we drive off into April for more automotive goodness.
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