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This will be the first major update for the Skoda Kushaq since its entry into the Indian market in June 2021.
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The plant will add production capacity of up to 1 million vehicles a year for the automaker as it expands manufacturing to meet rising demand in India
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The new trims offer additional features at competitive pricing to enhance the value-for-money quotient of the Syros and Carens Clavis.
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The Victoris is among the rare Maruti Suzuki models that have scored a five-star safety rating at Bharat NCAP as well as Global NCAP.
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Hyundai has no model with a five-star safety rating from Bharat NCAP in its current line-up, while Kia has only one.
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The new Punch gets the basics right, whether it is the price, engine options, features or safety.
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Tesla currently sells only the Model Y electric SUV in India.
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With the Chetak C25 launch, the electric scooter has five variants.
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Growth was driven primarily by higher supplies to vehicle manufacturers and a strong aftermarket, while exports continued to expand despite global headwinds.
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While customer deliveries of the XUV 7XO started today, the XEV 9S will be delivered from January 26.
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The launch of the Celebration Editions comes at a time when Mercedes-Benz India is sharpening its focus on top-end vehicles and premium BEVs.
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The step comes in the wake of India becoming a top-five global market for the company’s ultra luxury range, Maybach, in 2025
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The long-wheelbase Mercedes-Benz E-Class remained the highest-selling luxury car in the country.
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The Mahindra XUV 7XO price starts at Rs 13.66 lakh and goes up to Rs 24.92 lakh (ex-showroom).
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After the GST cut, focus on infrastructure and green mobility remains central to industry expectations
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The MG Windsor beat the likes of the Mahindra XEV 9e and the Tata Nexon.ev to emerge as the best-selling electric car in India in CY25.
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GST rate rationalisation, policy changes and easier financing supported the industry in CY25.
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The Tata Punch facelift introduces a new turbo-petrol engine, a segment-first iCNG AMT option and standard six airbags, with prices starting at Rs 5.59 lakh (ex-showroom).
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Tata Motors not in favour of pulling down the weight of Tata Punch which secured a 5 star safety rating under the BNCAP test. Company states that with the safety features, it is impossible to cut weight in the current state
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The Tata Punch facelift is available in six variants with prices ranging from Rs 5.59 lakh to Rs 10.54 lakh (ex-showroom).
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The new Tata Punch facelift has been introduced as a relatively affordable offering in Tata's SUV line-up, aimed at first-time buyers and also those looking to upgrade to an entry-level model from a two-wheeler.
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Though JSW has been in talks with a bunch of international automotive companies for a tie-up, a deal is in the final lap and could be inked in the coming weeks
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Global car buyers are putting the brakes on adoption of electric vehicles, with many shifting back to internal combustion engines
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Minister M.B. Patil hands over the first locally produced model at Hosakote facility, marking the start of production under an industrial partnership
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The Honda Elevate is priced between Rs 11.60 lakh and Rs 16.67 lakh (ex-showroom).
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Tesla currently operates experience centres in Gurugram, Mumbai and Delhi.
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Tata will launch the facelifted ICE version of the Punch on January 13.
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Both Sierra and XUV 7XO are feature-loaded SUVs and offer multiple powertrain options.
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Maruti Suzuki currently has four production facilities -- three in Haryana (Gurugram, Manesar and Kharkhoda) and one in Gujarat (Hansalpur).
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The Punch has played a key role in cementing Tata's position in the SUV segment. With the facelift, Tata is clearly trying to keep the Punch fresh, feature-rich and relevant.
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The Mahindra XUV 7XO rivals the Tata Safari, Hyundai Alcazar and MG Hector Plus.
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Ashok Leyland's Lucknow facility will have an annual production capacity of up to 5,000 vehicles.
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While in terms of body style, the Tata Punch directly rivals the Hyundai Exter, it also challenges the Maruti Suzuki Swift, which is a popular hatchback in a similar price range.
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The Suzuki e-Access will take on the TVS iQube, Bajaj Chetak, Ather Rizta, Ola S1 Pro+, Honda Activa e: and Vida V2 Pro.
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A total of 4,80,583 road accidents were recorded in India in 2023, resulting in 1,72,890 deaths.
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India plans to roll out vehicle-to-vehicle communication technology by end-2026 to cut road accidents, with alerts for fog, blind spots and stationary vehicles.
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BMW Group India sold a record 18,001 cars in 2025, up 14% YoY, led by 200% growth in EV deliveries and strong long-wheelbase and SUV demand.
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BMW India is looking at around 20,000 sales volume in 2026
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The new Mahindra XUV 7XO looks handsome, feels properly premium inside and also delivers a strong, confident drive.
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This marks the fourth consecutive year of double-digit growth for BMW in India
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GST rate cuts and rural recovery support volume momentum
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Sharp GST cuts that fired up auto sales and rate cuts are tailwinds that are revving up sales across vehicle segments
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Ford said Wednesday it will launch so-called Level 3 autonomy in 2028 on its Blue Cruise driver-assist feature that currently allows drivers to take their hands off the wheel, but requires them to keep their eyes on the road
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While the Tata Harrier petrol will rival the MG Hector, the Tata Safari petrol will take on the Mahindra XUV 7XO, MG Hector Plus and Hyundai Alcazar, among others.
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The Drive Report takes the country’s longest-range E-SUV across multiple states to answer one question: Are India’s highways truly EV-ready?
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The Mahindra XUV 3XO EV deliveries will start from February 23.
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Once synonymous with dominance in the PV segment, Maruti Suzuki has gradually ceded ground as consumer preferences and competitive dynamics evolved.
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Chung warned that global trade tensions and intensifying competition would curb industry profitability, while geopolitical conflicts may impact operations in some regions, potentially leading to a suspension of business.
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India's Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles said on Monday that third-quarter wholesale and retail volumes of its Jaguar Land Rover carmaker declined 43.3% and 25.1%, respectively, compared to year-ago figures, weighed down by production stoppages following one of Britain's most disruptive and high-profile cyber attacks.
