In the Indian automotive landscape, the search for the best Mileage Car continues to dominate consumer decision-making as fuel prices fluctuate across various regions of the country. For many middle-class families and daily commuters, the cost of ownership is directly…
Land Rover is ending Discovery Sport production by December 2026 after declining sales. The one-time best-seller will be phased out instead of upgraded for new EU safety rules. While Halewood shifts to electric models, no direct successor is planned, though the Evoque continues.
Maruti Suzuki plans a major EV and SUV expansion in India, targeting multiple vehicle segments beyond the upcoming eVitara. With EV sales doubling and penetration hitting 7.7%, the automaker is also exploring a compact SUV to rival the Tata Punch, aiming to strengthen its market presence.
Hyundai i20 hits 15 lakh sales in India after 18 years. Launched in 2008, the premium hatchback evolved through three generations, beating compact SUV competition.
Maruti Suzuki launches 2026 Brezza facelift from Rs 7.40 lakh, adding a 108 BHP turbo-petrol engine, revamped cabin, ventilated seats, and 360-degree camera. New design and features boost appeal in the compact SUV segment.
Volkswagen is in advanced talks with India's JSW Group for a major investment, potentially ceding control of Skoda Auto Volkswagen India. This strategic shift could reshape VW's independent operations, aiming to boost its struggling 2% market share in the rapidly evolving Indian auto market.
Range Rover unveils the all-new GT, a sleek electric grand tourer with a low-slung, car-like silhouette. Joining the lineup as the fifth model, it promises long-distance comfort and all-terrain capability. The fully electric GT debuts later this year, marking a bold new direction for the brand.
Honda Cars India launches ZR-V e:HEV flagship SUV at Rs. 47.99 lakh as a CBU import from Japan. Features include 2.0L hybrid engine with 184 PS, 22.8 km/l efficiency, ADAS, and 8 airbags. First two allocation batches already booked.
Maruti Suzuki launches the 2026 Brezza facelift with prices from Rs 7.40 lakh. New 1.0L turbo-petrol, existing 1.5L petrol, and CNG options available. A compelling compact SUV upgrade with diverse, economical choices.
Maruti Suzuki raises car prices by up to ₹30,000 from August 2026, marking its third hike this year due to rising input costs and inflation. This follows similar increases by Mahindra, Tata Motors, and BYD, impacting new vehicle purchases.