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Tata Motors manages to take the top spot again with the Nexon selling 14,295 units in June, just 325 units more than the Hyundai Creta. The Tata Punch, too, marginally beats the Hyundai Venue in sales.
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Sports Utility Vehicles will dominate new car launches in July. One luxury sedan and one more new electric vehicle will also hit the roads.
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While Tata Motors has been doing phenomenally well, competition has and always will be there from India’s biggest four-wheeler manufacturer, Maruti Suzuki. In the month of May, where the Tata Nexon managed to secure second place, in June it has been shifted down to fourth with the top-3 going to Maruti Suzuki.
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Mahindra Scorpio-N finally launched starting at Rs 11.99 lakh
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Unlike the flood of electric SUVs in the Indian market, at least one Ola car will be a sedan. Details, at the moment, are scarce, but reports suggest a large 70-80 kWh battery pack to power the new cars, take a look
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The Lamborghini Aventador LP 780-4 Ultimae is the last of the naturally aspirated V12s in the Italian marquee’s lineup. 600 units in all will be produced, 250 of which are roadsters. And finally, out of these 250 roadsters, one has made it to India.
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The vehicle is a result of "six years of tireless innovation", the manufacturer said, adding that the pre-orders will be accepted from the year-end onwards.
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The Volkswagen Virtus has been launched in India in two powertrain options across four trim levels. Replacing the Vento in India and VW’s new sedan goes up against rivals that include its own sister car, the Skoda Slavia.
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Baidu's electric vehicle (EV) arm Jidu Auto on June 8 launched a "robot" concept car, the first vehicle to be revealed by a Chinese internet company. The concept car, which is free of door handles and can be fully controlled via voice recognition, was launched through an online press conference held on Baidu's metaverse-themed app Xirang.
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The auto industry is recovering in leaps and bounds in comparison to May 2021. Maruti Suzuki dominated the list with eight of the top-10 places firmly held by the Indian manufacturer.
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Kia has kicked off electric vehicle launches in the second half of 2022 with the launch of the Kia EV6 in two variants, starting at Rs 59.95 lakh. Going ahead, more exciting EVs such as the Hyundai and the Mercedes-Benz EQS are all set to arrive before the year ends.
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Priced at Rs 69.90 lakh ex-showroom, BMW's i4 luxury EV is one of the most affordable luxury electric sedans in India
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With the launch scheduled for June 2, the Kia EV6 is all set to grace Indian streets in two variants.
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Built on a dedicated EV platform—the electric-global modular platform (E-GMP)—the EV6 marks the beginning of Kia's EV journey in the country
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The top-ten seven seater SUVs and MPVs that dominate one of the fastest growing and most competitive automotive categories in the market.
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The next-gen Mahindra Scorpio has finally shed its camouflage to reveal a grown up and premium new SUV. It doesn’t lose out on its butch stance, however, and is promised to come loaded with new tech.
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The Range Rover Sport makes its way to India complete with a whole host of upgrades including the interior and exterior. With deliveries expected to begin sometime in November, the Sport is currently available in four variants and one engine option.
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Hyundai dealerships are offering discounts of up to Rs 48,000 on select vehicles. The line-up's top performers such as the i20 and SUVs like the Creta, Verna, Tuscon and the Alcazar are however not included
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TVS Motor’s iQube electric scooter comes in three variants—iQube base version, iQube S and top-of-the line iQube ST
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In a Q&A round with the media, Anand Kulkarni, Vice President of Passenger Electric Vehicle Division at Tata Motors and Vivek Srivtasa, Head of Marketing, Sales and Strategy at Tata Motors cleared up all manner of queries regarding the EV of the hour.
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The Bentley Bentayga Extended Wheelbase brings with it a host of updates that make travelling in luxury a form of art.
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Bundling insurance, repair costs and a battery warranty into the deal, Toyota will lease the bZ4X sport utility vehicles (SUV) at the equivalent of $39,000 for the first four years. Cancelling in the first 48 months will mean an additional fee.
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The Nexon EV Max is available in two variants – XZ+ starting at Rs 17.74 lakh (ex-showroom price) and XZ+ Lux starting at Rs 19.24 lakh (ex-showroom price).
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The Harley-Davidson Nightster is a hark back at the original Sportster from 1957. Combining classic elements with a modern chassis and engine, the Nighster is one of the lightest bikes H-D’s lineup giving it superior oomph when out on a ride.
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Tata Motors unveiled its Avinya concept on April 29 which promises greater structural safety, driver assists, water and dustproofing technology.
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Mercedes-AMG had recently unveiled the Edition 55 package for the G 63 and the package is now available for the company’s entry-level cars as well. While there are no mechanical upgrades, the Edition 55 package adds a number of accessories to the interior as well as the interior of both the cars.
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Despite the obvious lack of charging infrastructure, electric vehicles are increasing in popularity in the Indian market. Whether it is a consequence of skyrocketing fuel prices or genuine care for the planet we call home, auto manufacturers are bringing in their best to meet the demand.
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The Land Rover Discovery Metropolitan Edition has been launched complete with a host of new updates to the exterior as well as the interior. Many of the optional extras have also made into the Metropolitan Edition as standard including a larger 12.3 inch touchscreen infotainment system, electronic air suspension, and two-level terrain response system.
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The Kia EV6 has been spotted testing on Indian streets telling us that the car is almost here. The spied EV6, however, is the range-topping GT variant and while it is most likely to come to India, here’s everything else you need to know about the car.
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As the new financial year rolls around, it isn’t surprising to see auto manufacturers hike prices. Hero Motocorp had to join the fray as well and while only a select few motorcycles in the lineup get a bump in pricing, the hike isn’t all that much.
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The Tata Curvv EV concept, built on the new Gen 2 architecture, is expected to go into production by 2024. It will be available with both EV as well as ICE powertrain options.
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After twelve years of serving Indian customers, German automobile major Volkswagen officially discontinued the cars under the flagship Polo brand on April 8.
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April has a lot to look forward to from adventure tourers to supersport to naked bikes. The only thing missing is a nice cruiser.
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In the last week the Indian rupee fell against the US dollar. The INR ended 40 paise lower at 76.20 per dollar on March 25 against its March 17 closing of 75.80.
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The O2 is Polestar's second all-electric concept car complete with a feature that every influencer will be drooling over
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Most of Tata Motors’ line up is up for grabs with some kind of benefit including the Altroz, Nexon, Safari and Harrier. The newest SUV, the Punch, as well as the EVs, unfortunately do not receive any discounts.
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Mercedes-Benz India has launched the new S-Class sedan in India under its luxury brand Maybach, with prices starting from Rs 2.50 crore (all India ex-showroom price). The luxury limousine is available in two variants – S680 and the locally assembled S580.
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The Indian Pursuit includes the passenger backrest and top-box, a new lower fairing kit and a 1.7-litre liquid-cooled engine that is a fraction more powerful than the Roadmaster’s 1.8-litre heart.
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Ducati has partnered with furniture company Poltrona Frau to provide exclusive leather seats along with a few accessories for the very limited edition XDiavel Nera.
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The Macan T is the first SUV in Porsche’s lineup to sport ‘T’ or ‘Touring’ designation. As such, Porsche has made the car more driver focused with a retuned chassis and a tweaked traction control system.
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Maruti Suzuki India has launched its much-awaited technologically superior premium hatchback – the New Age Baleno – in India on February 23, at a starting price of Rs 6.35 lakh (ex-showroom), available in six colours
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A number of Indian states have rolled out the red carpet for Elon Musk’s American electric vehicle company, Tesla, after he told a netizen that Tesla is facing challenges in getting clearance to launch its vehicles in India. Tesla had last year sought a reduction in import duties so that its company’s high-performance electric cars can begin to sell in India.
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The automaker has big plans when it comes to 2022, particularly in the EV space, where the brand will locally assemble the car, in a bid to boost the local, make-in-India production capabilities.
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These motorcycle manufacturers are sending in the cavalry this year
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Self-driving cars, colour-changing body panels and a plenty of AI-driven tech from the future is here to serve as a teaser for the immediate future of mobility.
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Incremental don’t add or subtract from the fact that the Lexus ES300h is the most practical luxury sedan in the market
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Passenger vehicle market leaders Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai reported a decline in wholesales in December 2021, although homegrown majors Tata Motors and Mahindra & Mahindra reported growth, amid semiconductor shortage continuing to impact production
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Fast, ferocious and utterly beautiful to behold – the Ferrari Roma is a celebration of driving and a performance car for the ages. The Ferrari Roma is proof that in front of unparalleled beauty and grace, all sorts of power figures, g-forces, compression ratios disappear into the ether. With the Roma, Ferrari intends to evoke its glorious grand touring past with sharply tailored, cufflink-sporting race cars that had track-bred instincts but charm school mannerisms.
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As we bid goodbye to the year 2021, and welcome new year, let's take a look at some of the top cars launched this year.
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The New Year is absolutely stacked with battery electric vehicles
