evo India
By: Project GTO Publishing- April 2020
- Price : 180.00
- Published on March 28, 2020
- Project GTO Publishing
- Issues 13
- Language - English
- Published monthly
About this issue
Just before we went into lockdown we managed to put together the April 2020 issue of evo India. Starring on the cover are two racecars-for-the-road — the Porsche 911 GT3 RS that has always been a benchmark and now snapping on its wing is the Mercedes-AMG GT R Pro. They are very different cars, but they are both built with the singular purpose of being fast at a racetrack. Head to head, which is the better car? This cover story will make for some thrilling reading while you are stuck at home or working from home. Also in this issue: ALL-NEW HYUNDAI CRETA: We’ve finally got our hands on the SUV that started the mid-size SUV segment and also witnessed it being built on the production line LAND ROVER DEFENDER: The icon is reborn and it is even better than we expected it to be! MERCEDES-BENZ GLE 400D AND 300D: All new for 2020 and with active suspension that can do the disco! We’ve tested Mercedes’ very important new SUV 2020 TATA HARRIER: More power, an automatic gearbox and better NVH, the 2020 Harrier is now a very compelling package CZINGER 21C: 1233bhp from a 2.9-litre V8 mated to two electric motors — this is the most important hypercar of the year FERRARI PORTOFINO AND GTC4LUSSO T: Our principal correspondent had his first taste of a Ferrari in Mumbai. Is it everything he imagined it would be? BMW X5 M AND X6 M COMPETITION: 616bhp and 290kmph top speed! How much is too much? MRF F1600 & AMEO CUP: The Ed race a single-seater and a saloon car on the same weekend to find out how different can these race cars be ALSO DRIVEN THIS MONTH: VW Tiguan Allspace, BMW X1, Land Rover Discovery Sport, Ford Endeavour, Porsche 718 Boxster GTS and 2020 Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza. There were no dearth of bikes either with the TVS iQube, KTM 200 Duke and 390 Duke, and the BS6 Honda Activa 6G.
About evo India
evo India – a magazine For Enthusiasts, By Enthusiasts. Our mission statement is clear: 'From affordable hatchbacks to 300kmph supercars, and from single-cylinder sports bikes to screaming superbikes, evo India will put the reader firmly behind the wheel and in the saddle to celebrate the motoring experience.’ With every issue you will notice stunning visuals and fascinating content curated for your reading and viewing pleasure. We have driven and ridden cars and bikes spanning a wide spectrum – supercars and superbikes along with affordable machines – and all living up to our tag line: The Thrill of Driving & Riding.