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Abhishek Gupta

Abhishek Gupta

Automotive Editor

I'm the Automotive Editor at My Wheels Expert, and I write the MWE verdicts. Every model is scored on powertrain, tech, safety, comfort, efficiency and value — always against its own segment rather than the whole market, so an 8.4 on a hatchback isn't pretending to be an 8.4 on a luxury SUV. I came to cars from digital marketing and SEO, which left me stubborn about one thing: a price page should answer your question, not bury it three scrolls under an ad.

Articles by Abhishek Gupta (137)

Venue and Venue N Line get Bluelink Remote Immobiliser via over-the-air update

Venue and Venue N Line get Bluelink Remote Immobiliser via over-the-air update

Hyundai has added a Bluelink Remote Immobiliser to the Venue HX 10 and Venue N Line N10, delivered as a controller over-the-air (C-OTA) update with no workshop visit needed. Owners can immobilise a parked car from the Bluelink app so it cannot be restarted without authorisation — protection that still works if a key has been cloned — alongside live location tracking. It is standard on ccNC-equipped HX 10 and N10 cars from September 2026, and is being pushed to eligible cars sold since November 2025. Hyundai says the feature will reach other Bluelink-equipped models in phases.

Abhishek Gupta · ·3 min read
Alcazar Lounge Edition launched — five-seater layout and 11.6-inch rear screen

Alcazar Lounge Edition launched — five-seater layout and 11.6-inch rear screen

Hyundai has added a Lounge Edition to the Alcazar on the Signature diesel automatic, priced at ₹21.81 lakh (₹21.96 lakh dual-tone). Unique to the Alcazar, it gets an exclusive five-seater lounge-style configuration, plus the 11.6-inch rear-seat entertainment screen with OTT streaming and gaming, Golden Bronze paint, matte-black R18 alloys, blacked-out exterior trim, Lounge upholstery and Moonwhite ambient lighting. Lounge Editions of the Creta and Creta Electric launched the same day.

Abhishek Gupta · ·3 min read
Creta Electric Lounge Edition launched at ₹24.34 lakh

Creta Electric Lounge Edition launched at ₹24.34 lakh

The Creta Electric gains a Lounge Edition on the Excellence long-range 51.4 kWh trim, from ₹24.34 lakh to ₹25.22 lakh across dual-tone and home-charger options. It brings the 11.6-inch rear-seat entertainment screen with OTT streaming and gaming, Golden Bronze paint, matte-black R18 alloys, blacked-out skid plates, roof rails, ORVMs and spoiler, Lounge-pattern upholstery and Moonwhite ambient lighting. Range and powertrain are unchanged. Hyundai launched Lounge Editions of the Creta and Alcazar on the same day.

Abhishek Gupta · ·3 min read
Creta King Lounge Edition launched at ₹19.22 lakh — 11.6-inch rear screen and Golden Bronze paint

Creta King Lounge Edition launched at ₹19.22 lakh — 11.6-inch rear screen and Golden Bronze paint

Hyundai has added a King Lounge Edition to the Creta at ₹19.22–20.46 lakh (ex-showroom), a ₹53,000 premium over the King trim it is based on. The headline addition is an 11.6-inch rear-seat entertainment screen with OTT streaming, phone mirroring and an app store, joined by a new Golden Bronze paint option, matte-black R18 alloys, blacked-out skid plates, roof rails, ORVMs and spoiler, Lounge-pattern upholstery with embossed headrests and Moonwhite ambient lighting. It is offered on the 1.5-litre petrol CVT and 1.5-litre diesel automatic, with dual-tone options; mechanicals are unchanged. Hyundai launched Lounge Editions of the Alcazar and Creta Electric on the same day.

Abhishek Gupta · ·3 min read
BMW i5 LWB launched at ₹79.60 lakh — India-built electric 5 Series with 669 km range

BMW i5 LWB launched at ₹79.60 lakh — India-built electric 5 Series with 669 km range

BMW has launched the first-ever i5 LWB in India at ₹79.60 lakh (ex-showroom), replacing the imported i5 M60. The locally built long-wheelbase electric sedan gets a 268 bhp rear-drive motor, an 81.6 kWh battery with up to 669 km MIDC range, 33-minute 10-80% DC charging, the Sky Lounge panoramic roof and a Bowers & Wilkins 17-speaker system. A First Edition with Silver Bronze interior accents is priced identically.

Abhishek Gupta · ·3 min read
Tata Curvv Series X launched at ₹10.00–19.00 lakh — lineup reorganised into six X trims

Tata Curvv Series X launched at ₹10.00–19.00 lakh — lineup reorganised into six X trims

Tata has relaunched the Curvv as the Series X range at ₹10.00–19.00 lakh (ex-showroom), replacing the old lineup with six trims — Smart X, Pure X, Pure Plus X, Creative X Plus, Accomplished X and Accomplished Plus X — plus #DARK editions. The three engines continue: 1.2L Revotron and 1.2L Hyperion GDi turbo-petrols and the 1.5L KryoJet diesel, with a 6-speed manual or 7-speed DCA automatic. Level 2 ADAS, the panoramic sunroof and JBL audio now sit on the top Accomplished trims.

Abhishek Gupta · ·3 min read
Baleno 2026 facelift launched at ₹6.10–9.37 lakh — new Z12E engine, ADAS on Alpha (O)

Baleno 2026 facelift launched at ₹6.10–9.37 lakh — new Z12E engine, ADAS on Alpha (O)

Maruti Suzuki has launched the 2026 Baleno facelift at ₹6.10–9.37 lakh (ex-showroom) with the new 1.2L Z12E petrol engine (82 bhp, up to 24.77 kmpl ARAI), factory CNG on Delta and Zeta, and a refreshed NEXWave face. A new range-topping Alpha (O) trim brings an 8-function Suzuki Safety Sense ADAS suite and arrives on 23 September; its prices are expected, not final. Six airbags are standard across the range.

Abhishek Gupta · ·3 min read