Ferrari delivered 13,640 cars in 2025, 112 fewer than the year before, and still grew its revenue by 7 percent to €7.15 billion. That one result sums up nearly 80 years of history. Ferrari began as a racing team, Scuderia Ferrari, founded by Enzo Ferrari in Modena in 1929. The first car to carry his name, the 125 S, followed in 1947. Ever since, Ferrari has treated racing as its reason to exist and road
Automobili Lamborghini was founded in May 1963 by Ferruccio Lamborghini, an industrialist who had made his money building tractors from wartime surplus and then heating and air-conditioning systems. In its first six decades the company invented the modern supercar with the Miura, shocked the world with the Countach, went through financial collapse and changed owners five times, before Audi bought it in 1998 and turned it into a stable business. In 2025 Lamborghini delivered a
Mercedes-Benz is one of the most well-known luxury car brands in the world. Its three-pointed star is recognised by car buyers across the globe and is often linked with luxury, comfort, technology, and performance. However, becoming a leading name in the luxury car market took many years. The story of the brand is closely connected to the history of the automobile. From the early days of car manufacturing to today’s modern luxury cars, the company
Luxury car interiors have evolved dramatically over the past two decades. What was once a dashboard packed with physical buttons, rotary dials, and analogue gauges has transformed into a sophisticated digital cockpit powered by touchscreen car technology. Today’s premium vehicles combine cutting-edge technology with refined craftsmanship, creating cabins that are smarter, cleaner, and more intuitive than ever before. For Indian luxury car buyers, the interior has become just as important as engine performance or exterior
The modern luxury SUV has become one of the most desirable vehicle segments in the global automotive market. Once designed primarily for off-road capability and rugged practicality, luxury SUVs have evolved into sophisticated vehicles that combine premium comfort, advanced technology, powerful performance, and everyday versatility. Today, premium SUVs dominate sales for many luxury automakers, offering the perfect balance between elegance and functionality. Whether navigating city streets, cruising on highways, or tackling challenging terrains, these vehicles
Luxury cars have always represented more than just performance and advanced technology—they reflect timeless craftsmanship, prestige, and thoughtful design. While today’s premium vehicles feature digital cockpits, electrified powertrains, and advanced driver assistance systems, many of their defining characteristics originate from decades-old automotive design philosophies. This is why classic car design continues to influence the appearance and character of modern luxury vehicles. Luxury manufacturers rarely reinvent their identity with every new model. Instead, they refine iconic
When it comes to ultra luxury automobiles, few brands command the same level of prestige as Rolls Royce. Known for its unmatched craftsmanship, bespoke personalization, and timeless design, Rolls Royce has produced some of the most expensive cars ever built. Each is a masterpiece tailored to the world’s elite, often functioning more as a rolling work of art than a standard vehicle. In this guide, we explore the most expensive Rolls Royce cars ever made,
The Indian luxury car market is booming like never before. Rising disposable incomes, expanding urban wealth, and shifting consumer preferences toward premium mobility have positioned India as one of the fastest‑growing luxury automobile markets globally. From storied European marques to innovative Japanese brands, high‑end automotive manufacturers are redefining sophistication and performance for affluent buyers in 2026. In this 2026 edition, we explore the top 10 luxury car brands in India – highlighting their strengths, flagship
Most luxury cars begin depreciating the moment they leave the showroom. However, Rolls-Royce behaves differently. While the broader luxury market often treats vehicles as rapidly aging consumer goods, the resale performance of a Rolls-Royce reflects a different economic category altogether, one rooted in scarcity, craftsmanship, and cultural permanence. Ultra-luxury ownership is not purely transactional. It is emotional, symbolic, and often generational. In this space, depreciation does not follow the same curves as mass-produced premium vehicles.
In an industry defined by relentless change, Mercedes-Benz stands as the ultimate global symbol of automotive innovation. In 2026, the iconic brand celebrates a monumental milestone: 140 years since the invention of the automobile. This anniversary is marked by a visionary push toward a new era of software-defined, electric, and autonomous mobility. From Carl Benz’s original patent in 1886 to the digital-first systems of today, the journey of Mercedes-Benz mirrors the evolution of modern transportation.