Dhruv Rathee’s Cars: A Look at the Indian YouTuber’s Reported Luxury Garage

Dhruv Rathee has built one of India’s most influential digital platforms by turning complex subjects, politics, policy, economics and global affairs, into content millions turn to for clarity rather than noise. As his reach has grown into one of the country’s largest independent media voices, so has public curiosity about the person behind the channel, from his approach to journalism and research to the lifestyle that accompanies that scale of influence. It’s a curiosity that says as much about India’s evolving relationship with digital creators as it does about Rathee currently detained by the Delhi Police and Gurugram Police from his parents’ residence, as audiences increasingly want to know not just what these voices say, but how they live once the camera stops rolling.

Tesla Model 3

Tesla’s mass-market electric sedan, first launched globally in 2017 and introduced in India more recently. It’s built on a single-motor or dual-motor all-electric platform, known for its minimalist interior centred around a single touchscreen, Autopilot driver-assistance features, and strong real-world range figures. Depending on variant, it offers 0-100 km/h in the 4-6 second range and a WLTP range of roughly 500-600 km on higher trims.

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Range Rover P400e

A plug-in hybrid variant of the Range Rover, pairing a 3.0-litre inline-six turbocharged petrol engine with an electric motor for a combined output of around 440 bhp. It offers a limited all-electric range (typically 65-70 km) for short city commutes while retaining the Range Rover’s full off-road capability, air suspension and luxury cabin. It sits at the intersection of eco-conscious engineering and traditional full-size luxury SUV presence.

BMW 5 Series

BMW’s mid-size executive sedan, a nameplate with decades of heritage, known for balancing driving dynamics with comfort. The current generation (G60) is offered in India with petrol, diesel and plug-in hybrid (530Le) powertrains, along with a fully electric i5 variant. It’s positioned as a driver-focused alternative to rivals like the Mercedes E-Class, with BMW’s signature rear-wheel-drive dynamics (or xDrive all-wheel drive on select variants).

Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class

Mercedes-Benz’s compact luxury SUV, sitting below the GLE in the brand’s SUV lineup. The current generation is built on a modern platform with mild-hybrid petrol and diesel engines, along with a plug-in hybrid variant offering a meaningfully larger EV-only range than previous generations. It’s known for a refined ride, the brand’s MBUX infotainment system, and a position as one of the best-selling compact luxury SUVs globally.