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Kawasaki has brought its middleweight cruiser in line with India’s evolving fuel norms by updating the Vulcan S for 2026 with E20 compliance . Priced at Rs. 8.13 lakh (ex-showroom) , the updated Vulcan S now costs Rs. 54,000 more than the outgoing model. The biggest change lies under the tank. The familiar 649cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine has been reworked to meet E20 standards, but this comes with a slight trade-off in performance. The motor now produces 60.1bhp and 61Nm , marking a marginal drop of 1.4Nm compared to the earlier version. That said, the Vulcan S continues to offer its signature relaxed power delivery, well-suited to laid-back cruising. Visually, Kawasaki has also refreshed the colour palette. The earlier Pearl Matte Sage Green shade has been discontinued, making way for a more understated Metallic Flat Spark Black finish. The new colour gives the Vulcan S a stealthier, more mature road presence compared to the brighter green it replaces. Mechanically...

Seasonal driving brings unique challenges, especially for drivers who want flexibility without sacrificing comfort or protection. Weather conditions can shift quickly throughout the year, making it important to choose a vehicle top that adapts just as easily. From warm summer days to unpredictable spring storms and cooler fall mornings, the right top can significantly improve how your vehicle performs and feels in changing conditions. Finding the perfect top isn’t about choosing the most rugged or the most minimal option—it’s about understanding how you drive and what you need throughout the seasons. Jeep owners, in particular, benefit from tops designed to support open-air freedom while still offering dependable weather protection. With so many options available, knowing how different top styles compare makes it easier to invest in a solution that fits your lifestyle year-round. Comparing Soft Tops, Bikini Tops, and Hard Tops Each top style offers unique advantages depending on how...