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Hyundai is represented in the small SUV segment by models like the Exter and the Venue.
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As many as 4,80,583 road accidents were recorded in India in 2023, resulting in 1,72,890 deaths, according to a MoRTH report.
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According to a company statement, all Mahindra engines are fully compliant with existing gasoline standards and can be operated safely with E20 fuel.
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The Victoris will be retailed from Maruti's Arena showrooms. Bookings for the mid-size SUV have already commenced.
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The Prime Minister observed that the automobile sector is also embracing sustainability, focusing on green tech, electric vehicles (EVs) and sustainable alternatives.
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First-time buyer demand has been stagnant for nearly a decade with growth seen only in SUVs
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The new GST rates on vehicles will become effective from September 22, the first day of the nine-day Navaratri festival.
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While lower taxation on luxury cars in the GST 2.0 regime has resulted in lower prices, the carmakers have announced that they will pass on the benefits to the customers.
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Bajaj Auto will cut motorcycle prices by up to Rs 20,000 and three-wheeler prices by up to Rs 24,000 from September 22.
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Hyundai claimed that its network has delivered 2.3 million units of electricity, cutting 1.6 million kg CO₂ emissions.
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The price benefit on JLR models, including the Defender, Discovery and the Range Rover line-up, will become effective from September 9.
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Hyundai will launch the Ioniq 5 facelift, Exter facelift, Verna facelift and a new sub-4 metre compact SUV, which will rival the Maruti Suzuki Fronx, by the end of CY26.
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The decline highlights the threat from automakers ramping up EV incentives at a difficult time for the industry
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The reduced prices of Kia cars will come into effect on September 22.
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The Heavy Industry Ministry said the policy certainty that the tax reform ushers in encourages fresh investments in automobile sector promoting Make In India and manufacturing sector, apart from increased replacement of old vehicles, thus supporting cleaner mobility.
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The Nissan Magnite price has gone below Rs 6 lakh, making the compact SUV one of the largest models, in terms of size, being sold in India under that price threshold.
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How much will be the price drop on India's top-selling SUVs, from mass-market models to luxury models, under the new GST 2.0 regime? We take a look.
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During August, festive enquiries were strong, said FADA, and buyers had deferred purchases to September due to the announcement of new and lower GST rates.
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The European Commission is under pressure to further loosen its climate requirements for the beleaguered automotive sector faced with Chinese competition and US tariffs
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The group feels that the reduction of GST on automobiles in India makes the Indian automotive market, already the third largest, more attractive
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The stakes are high. German automakers are grappling with US tariffs, muted sales in Europe and eroding market share in China
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Following the government’s GST rate rationalisation for automobiles, major carmakers including Tata, Mahindra, Hyundai, and Toyota have announced substantial price cuts across their model line-ups
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The popular Mercedes-Benz GLS 450d AMG Line SUV will be Rs 10 lakh cheaper now, while the BMW X7 SUV will witness a price drop of up to Rs 9 lakh.
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The largest-selling Hyundai model, the Creta, will see a price drop in the range of Rs 71,762 to Rs 72,145.
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After the GST rate rationalisation customers can expect price drops across various cars and SUVs in Toyota’s portfolio.
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As a reduction in GST, M&M's popular models like the Thar, Scorpio, Bolero, XUV700, and Scorpio-N will now be available with substantial savings ranging from Rs 1.01 lakh to Rs 1.56 lakh, depending on the model and variant.
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BMW, Tata Motors and Mahindra slash car prices after GST overhaul. BMW X7 gets Rs 9 lakh cheaper, Tata Nexon down Rs 1.55 lakh as GST 2.0 cuts taxes on vehicles.
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While the VF7 has a 10-year/2,00,000km battery warranty, the VF6 gets a 7-year/2,00,000km battery warranty. The battery cost makes up almost 40% of the total cost of an EV.
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With the price cut, the Kwid now starts at Rs 4,29,900 (ex-showroom), the new Triber at Rs 5,76,300 (ex-showroom) and the new Kiger at Rs 5,76,300 (ex-showroom).
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Since the VinFast VF6 and the VinFast VF7 are being locally manufactured in India, we expect them to be priced competitively.
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With lower taxation on both smaller and bigger cars under the new GST 2.0 regime, the price reduction could be as high as 9%, the industry experts believe.
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The new iX3 will be produced at BMW's new plant in Debrecen, Hungary, starting November 2025. We expect the vehicle to be launched in India in 2026.
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Citroen is looking to boost its festive season sales with the launch of the Basalt X range.
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Mercedes-Benz India has cut E-Class LWB prices by up to Rs 6 lakh under GST 2.0 and introduced a new 'Verde Silver' paint scheme, marking the sedan's one-year milestone.
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The Tesla Model Y is being sold in India in the rear-wheel-drive (RWD) configuration.
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Hyundai has sold over 77,000 Knight Edition units across models since it started offering them in 2022.
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The new GST rates on vehicles will become effective from September 22, the first day of the nine-day Navaratri festival.
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The new TVS Ntorq 150 will challenge the Aprilia SR 160 and the Yamaha Aerox 155.
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SoftBank’s investment arm SVF II Ostrich (DE) LLC disposed of 94.9 million equity shares of Ola Electric between July 15 and September 2, 2025.
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The transaction covers Michelin's Midigama tyre plant and the Casting Product plant in Kotugoda, Sri Lanka.
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The changes in the GST rates will be implemented from September 22, the first day of the nine-day Navaratri festival.
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GST cuts, in line with expectations, should spark festive season sales and bump up volume-driven revenue for auto companies across the board
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A reduction in the GST rate from 28 percent to 18 percent for most automobile sub-segments is expected to boost overall sales. But a few will gain more than the others
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The government's GST rationalisation step is expected to spur demand in the auto sector by reducing tax on vehicles and making them relatively affordable.
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A couple of luxury car dealers said that the demand will rise and there will be more interest from first-time buyers in the premium segment with lower taxes.
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The government has withdrawn the compensation cess, making the vehicles more affordable in India.
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How will the new Maruti Suzuki Victoris impact the mid-size SUV segment? Will it be able to beat the Hyundai Creta or it will expand the segment? We discuss.
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With the new Victoris and Grand Vitara, Maruti will look to challenge Hyundai, which leads the mid-size SUV segment with the Creta.
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Maruti Suzuki Victoris will rival the likes of Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos, Tata Curvv and Honda Elevate.
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The new Victoris is the second Maruti car to score a 5-star safety rating at Bharat NCAP after the Dzire.
