With the launch of the Tata Aeris just around the corner, the upcoming Tigor-based sedan has started reaching dealerships across the country, offering the clearest look yet at the production-ready ...

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The Lexus ES has long been a benchmark for quiet luxury, reliability, and smooth highway cruising. For 2026, Lexus has given its staple midsize sedan a ground-up overhaul, introducing not just hybrid ...

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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Amanda Lauren writes about interior design and real estate. This year is shaping up to be a defining one for design. While trends ...

Maximalists, rejoice: The “sad beige” era of interior design is officially over. We’re poised to embrace a kaleidoscope of eye-catching colors in 2026, at home and elsewhere. More and more, people are ...