In India, owning a luxury car is a strong status symbol ... The typical buyer today is between 30–50 years old, often a young salaried professional, entrepreneur, or second-gen business owner.

Many old-school luxury cars have features you don’t see today ... which was extremely ornate and inspired by Indian culture. Vehicle seating has transitioned from the large furniture-style ...

Like a 10- or 15-year-old BMW 7 Series or Merc S-Class ... order books firmly clutched in their hands? A time when India ordered more customised luxury cars than any other place on Earth.

Dhillon also pointed out that India’s demographics are favorable for the luxury car market, with 65% of the population under 35 years old. "We are a highly aspirational society," he said.

With the Indian economy growing and several young customers buying luxury items, the luxury car market can also grow at double the size of the current market in the next one decade, a top official ...

India’s landscape of billionaires ... some of the world’s most luxurious cars. Ramesh Babu’s story begins in humble surroundings. At just 13 years old, he took on odd jobs like delivering ...