Some memories stay with you forever. For me, one of the most meaningful is my first car — a Zen Estilo (2011). It was never about speed or flashy design. It was about freedom. The freedom of taking my first long drive without asking for permission. The nervous excitement of noticing the first scratch and realizing that ownership comes with responsibility. The quiet pride that came with turning the key and knowing that this journey was mine. Every drive felt like a small milestone, a reminder that life was moving forward, one road at a time. That car taught me lessons long before it taught me driving. It taught me patience in traffic, accountability for maintenance, and respect for the machine that carried me. It became a witness to dreams in progress — late-night conversations, early morning starts, moments of self-doubt, and moments of quiet confidence. The Zen Estilo wasn’t just a vehicle; it was a companion through formative years. It carried ambitions, friendships, and countless memories that shaped who I was becoming. Even today, surrounded by progress, innovation, and constant change, that first connection with a vehicle holds a special place in my heart. Because a first car is never just metal and wheels. It’s where independence begins.It’s where responsibility takes shape.And most importantly, it’s where the journey truly starts. Post navigation ThunderPlus grabs TiE50 Awards 2025 for Powering India’s Clean Mobility Transformation Keto Motors Signs ₹300 Cr MoU with Government of Telangana to Set Up Electric Bus Manufacturing Facility