There’s no Sport version of the new Ignis, but the quirky upright proportions and SUV-aping styling remains (with a hint of the old Whizzkid of the 1970s in its details) and Suzuki has kept the ...

The Ignis is a Maruti Suzuki’s entry-level hatchback; its design is polarising, built to appeal to the young and young at heart. The Maruti Ignis price starts at ₹ 5.35 lakh and goes up to ₹ 7.42 lakh ...

In Palworld, there’s a Pal for everyone. Maybe you choose based on power, usefulness at base, or just pure looks. Some prefer cool Pals, others love the cute or creepy ones. And then there are ...

Fuack Ignis is one of the new Pals added with the Palworld Tides of Terraria update. This magnificent critter has both Water and Fire attributes, which makes it rather unique. Its description reads: ...

One of the most fascinating aspects of Palworld is the existence of Pal variants. Some Pals adapt to their environments or undergo changes that alter both their appearance and type—much like real-life ...

Born into a world of gaming and sports, it was only natural to become an avid fan of both and eventually tie the two together in perfect harmony. Father of 3 and happily married since 2006, and a ...

You've got to feel bad for Suzuki. After going bust in America, the European Union is now making it almost impossible for them to sell cars. Which is a shame, considering everything they make is ...

What’s this cutsey-looking little thing? This is the all-new Suzuki Ignis. And there's a lot to review: new platform, new styling (with Seventies references), new engines... the lot. Only the name is ...

As for ride quality, there's a bit of fuss and fidget around town, but the Ignis deals with lumps and bumps well and isolates passengers effectively. While an Ignis fitted with Suzuki's Allgrip ...

Katress Ignis, a Fire and Dark-type Pal, is a unique variant of Katress that utilizes fire elemental attacks to deal damage. It lives underground, deep within the Cherry Blossom Caves of Sakurajima ...

It's the happiest looking car on the market, but does the entry-grade Suzuki Ignis still have enough to make it a real city-car character? There’s a really handy word to describe the overall nature of ...

Urban crossovers are taking the Indian market by storm as more buyers start turning their heads towards compact, competitively priced examples that just 'offer the look' of an UV, but the drivability ...