The Cadillac Lyriq in the European market gets two exclusive wheels, both 21 inches in diameter, unlike the 20-inch and ...

Every Renault 5 rides on 18-inch alloy wheels, although the design varies depending on the trim level, and there’s a range of five vibrant paint colours. These include Pop Yellow! and Pop Green!

The capacity at the Chennai plant, which is home to the Renault-Nissan alliance, is being used only to the tune of 45-50% and the new products are intended to boost this to 70%. Renault is ...

Now Dacia, a wholly owned subsidiary of Renault, has announced the introduction of a new all-wheel drive derivative of Duster. This was recently revealed by company CEO Denis Le Vot on the ...

Nine Inch Nails will embark on their first tour in three years this summer, which the group confirmed on social media after U.S. dates in August and September began to leak online. However ...

Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross's Nine Inch Nails will tour the world in 2025, the band revealed today on Instagram. The announcement comes after fans across the globe began receiving Facebook ...

After much speculation, Nine Inch Nails have confirmed they will embark on a world tour this year. The band revealed the news on social media, but acknowledged that they were holding off on the ...

Nine Inch Nails will announce their long-rumoured tour soon and have confirmed the leaked dates you’ve probably seen by now are genuine. In a social media statement, the industrial rockers say they ...

With the arrival of the new year, Renault has opened a new chapter in the world of vehicles with the launch of its latest model, renault rafale. This model marks a new era, making 2025 the year of the ...

It also has 17-inch alloy wheels, push-button start and rear privacy glass. Standard paint is 'Clear White', but premium options including 'Sparkling Silver', 'Astro Grey', 'Aurora Black Pearl', ...

Ovoid air vents and surfaces pay homage to 1990s original Dome-shaped hazard-light switch is another nod to the 1992 original ...

The winner was announced at today's Brussels motor show, and collected by Renault boss Fabrice Cambolive. He said: "We all feel immensely proud to have taken the prestigious 'Car of the Year' award.