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Both the Toyota Harrier and the Deepal S07 are premium crossovers, both seat five, but their personalities couldn’t be more different. PHOTO: Ahbaar Mohammad

Toyota Harrier vs Deepal S07: The battle between tradition and tech

One is a refined petrol cruiser built on decades of Toyota reliability; the other is a newcomer filled to its premium soft touch plastic brim that promises to push Bangladesh into the electric age

The 2020 Harrier's Porsche Cayenne coupe-like rear roofline, integrated LED lighting with the Modellista special bodykit all around, and a swanky front grille scream OEM Plus for the sophisticated enthusiast looking for a bigger family car that isn’t boring. PHOTO: Ahbaar Mohammad

2020 Toyota Harrier Hybrid: The Japanese Macan

Toyota in Bangladesh announces new business structure-authorized workshops to continue uninterrupted aftersales services

The design language of the fourth generation Velfire is more mature than the rather angular, maximalist approach of the last generation. PHOTO: Arfin Kazi

2025 Toyota Vellfire: The Japanese land yacht

PHOTO: Sahil Ali

Automophiles hosts enthusiasts for Post-Eid Meet 2025

The Crown Crossover brings a sportier, sedan-inspired design while the RX 300 stays true to Lexus’s refined SUV heritage. PHOTO: Collected

Crown Crossover vs Lexus RX 300: Choosing the luxury SUV right

This Toyota Axio Fielder only came with 20,000 km on the odometer when Akif purchased it in 2016. PHOTO: Akif Hamid

Axio’s Last Lap: Bidding adieu with Akif’s 2.10 lakh km Axio-Fielder

Woven City would resemble a real city where inventors and residents can co-create new ideas, products, and services. Graphics: Collected.

Rich in cash, Japan automaker Toyota builds a city to test futuristic mobility

The GR Yaris is not even a base Yaris underneath; the front end of the car is practically a Yaris but the back-end gremlins have been adapted from a Toyota C-HR. PHOTO: Arfin Kazi

2020 Toyota GR Yaris: Three cylinder, all fury enthusiast edition

A cake-cutting ceremony took place to commemorate the second anniversary of the automotive club. PHOTO: Akif Hamid

Revving into the past: JAAB second anniversary celebrates automotive icons

This 1992 Toyota Celsior UCF11, originally owned by A.S. Shahudul Huque Bulbul, is one of the most luxurious Toyotas to be ever made and is steeped in family history and global significance. PHOTO: Nafirul Haq

1992 Toyota Celsior: The legacy of flagship luxury and family heritage

Practical vehicles form the majority of everyday traffic and are designed to prioritise function over form. Yet, if you have the will to do it, then its definitely possible to make them stand out. PHOTO: Akif Hamid

5 ways to make your daily commuter stand out

The new Harrier still maintains its sleek, coupe-like silhouette but now boasts an even bolder front grille and sharp LED headlights. PHOTO: MD Abu Saeed Miad

2020 Toyota Harrier: Elegant and efficient