Toyota Hyryder Hybrid | Does It Still Make Sense? 91Wheels 91Wheels 587K subscribers
In this video review, we take a detailed look at the Toyota Hyryder Hybrid to evaluate whether this strong hybrid mid-size SUV still makes sense in 2026 against rivals like the Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos. We explore its sophisticated design, featuring 17-inch alloy wheels, chrome accents, and dual-tone exterior color options.
Inside the cabin, the Hyryder comes equipped with a 9-inch touchscreen offering wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, ventilated seats, a wireless charger, and recent updates such as an electric driver seat and rear window sunblinds. While hybrid battery placement limits boot capacity to around 273 liters, the cabin provides comfortable seating and soft-touch dashboard materials.
Under the hood, the 116 bhp strong hybrid powertrain excels in daily driving. Operating smoothly on EV mode in urban traffic, it achieves an impressive real-world fuel efficiency of 19–20 kmpl. Although it misses out on ADAS, an electronic parking brake, and dual-zone climate control, the Toyota Hyryder remains an excellent choice for buyers wanting exceptional mileage without EV range anxiety or diesel uncertainty, with hybrid models starting under ₹20 lakh.
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Tata Aeris Petrol 5MT Review – What Mileage Did I Get After 100 km? | Ride Review
Tata Aeris Petrol 5MT Review | Real-World Mileage After 100 km
In this video, I review the all-new Tata Aeris petrol with a 5-speed manual transmission and drive it for 100 km in a single day. I share the mileage I got in between the 100 km, and the final figure at the 100 km mark.
Along with that, I talk about the ride quality, the suspension setup, and how the car feels on the road. I also explain the key differences between the Aeris CNG versions and the petrol version, so you know what you are getting with each.
Not sure which variant to buy? I also tell you which version you should pick and why, speaking directly to customers while driving the car.
The Tata Aeris is launched at Rs 5.30 lakh (ex-showroom) and goes up to Rs 9.74 lakh (ex-showroom).
In this video:
Tata Aeris petrol 5MT mileage in between 100 km and at 100 km
Ride quality and suspension setup
Difference between Aeris CNG versions and petrol
Which version to buy and why
Price: Rs 5.30 lakh to Rs 9.74 lakh (ex-showroom)
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2026 Honda Elevate Facelift, Premium feel with most useful features
The 2026 Honda Elevate facelift has finally been launched in India, with prices starting at Rs 11.80 lakh (ex-showroom). Honda has introduced several changes based on customer feedback, while retaining the tried-and-tested 1.5-litre i-VTEC petrol engine.
In this video, we take a detailed look at everything new on the updated Elevate, including its features, variants and prices.
2026 Honda Elevate Facelift – Highlights:
• Prices start at Rs 11.80 lakh (ex-showroom)
• New grille with connected LED DRLs and light bar
• Honda logo relocated to the bonnet
• Connected LED tail lights
• New 17-inch alloy wheels
• Front parking sensors and rear disc brakes
• 8-way power-adjustable driver seat
• 4-way power-adjustable passenger seat
• Ventilated front and rear seats
• Electronic parking brake with Auto Hold
• PM2.5 and AQI display with auto clear-air function
• Level 2 ADAS with new low-speed follow function
• Improved cabin insulation and claimed lower NVH levels
• 1.5-litre i-VTEC petrol engine producing 121 PS and 145 Nm
• 6-speed manual and 7-step CVT gearbox options
2026 Honda Elevate Facelift Price:
• SV – Rs 11.80 lakh
• V – Rs 12.29 lakh
• VX – Rs 13.93 lakh
• ZX – Rs 15.39 lakh
• ZX+ – Rs 16.80 lakh
Watch the video till the end for a detailed look at the new Honda Elevate facelift and everything it offers over the outgoing model.
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Tata Aeries iCNG Review: Tata Nailed It! What a Car!
Tata Motors has launched the all-new Tata Aeris, the replacement for the Tigor, and the Aeris iCNG could be one of the best-value CNG sedans you can buy. In this video, we cover its design, features, mileage, boot space and price, and tell you whether it's worth buying.
Highlights
• CNG price: starts at Rs 6.29 lakh (introductory, ex-showroom)
• Engine: 1.2-litre, 3-cylinder Revotron with factory-fitted CNG
• Gearbox: manual and AMT options
• Claimed mileage: about 26.49 km/kg (MT) and 28.06 km/kg (AMT)
• Twin-cylinder CNG setup, direct CNG start and automatic leak detection
• Five trims: Smart, Pure, Pure+, Creative and Accomplished
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Is the 2026 Skoda Slavia facelift worth your money? We drive the updated Slavia and give you a completely honest review covering design changes, interior quality, features, engine options, performance, ride comfort, mileage, safety, and value for money.
Skoda has refreshed its popular compact sedan with new styling, updated features, and tweaks that aim to keep it ahead of rivals. In this video, we look at what has actually changed, how the 1.0L TSI and 1.5L TSI engines feel on real roads, how the manual and automatic gearboxes behave in city and highway driving, and whether the Slavia still delivers that fun-to-drive Skoda character.
We also cover boot space, rear seat comfort, infotainment, build quality, and the price positioning of the variants, so you can decide which one suits you best.
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