Why is this category included in the 91Wheels Auto Awards? Well! There are a few cars that deserve special recognition since they have carved out a niche for themselves in the auto market. Three names are included in the 'Special Mention' category, and they have done well in the market and are well-known among auto fans. These cars may not be of good value or even economical, but they do have a unique personality that makes their owners happy and connected. Lets begin with the vehicles of this category.
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The nominees for this category include:
Tata Tigor EV
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Brands are betting big on electric vehicles, so how can India's own manufacturer be left out? The Tata Tigor EV is one of India's most affordable electric vehicles, and it makes our list of nominees for the "Special Mention" award for making electric vehicles more accessible to Indian car customers. The Tigor EV has a respectable driving range, stylish appearance, a pleasant cabin, and a high GNCAP crash- test score, in addition to significantly undercutting the Nexon EV on price. For those searching for a well-built, low-cost-of-operation, and easy-to-drive city automobile, India's most economical electric car is a solid choice. The most important modification in the Tigor EV is the adoption of Ziptron technology. A larger 26kWh liquid-cooled lithium-ion battery with an ARAI-certified range of 306km is available on a single charge. This car is a huge improvement over the previous generation, and range anxiety sufferers will appreciate it.
Hyundai i20 N-Line
Who doesn't enjoy a lively exhaust note and a light steering wheel as they navigate the curves and make a statement on the road? If you want a peppiness and mean-looking hatch with luxury features, the Hyundai i20 N-Line is a solid choice. Hyundai's N-Badge is well-known among aficionados throughout the world, and the company has now brought it to India. The Hyundai i20 N-Line is the company's first 'N-badged' product for India, and it has been effective in putting the B-segment hatchback on the radar of people looking for a low-cost, high-performance vehicle. The i20 N-Line is more than simply a restyled clone of the regular i20; it also comes with a performance-tuned suspension, retuned steering, redesigned exhaust, updated brakes, and a performance-tuned suspension, all from the factory. The i20 N-interior Line's boasts a few dashes of red, giving it an elegant yet strong appeal. The seats have red sporty piping, as well as the 'N Line' insignia.
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Yamaha Aerox 155
Scooters are the most popular two-wheelers among Indian buyers, owing to their ease of operation and higher fuel efficiency. With this in mind, two-wheeler manufacturers, like Yamaha, are releasing good-looking performance-based scooters in India. The Yamaha Aerox 155, on the other hand, makes a 180-degree turn by straddling the boundaries between practicality and performance. The R15 and the maxi-sports scooter-share a lot of similarities, the most noteworthy of which is that they both have the same engine and performance levels. What's the cherry on top? It even has an aggressive appearance and a commanding presence on the road which will definitely turn head.
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