Kia India is set to launch its first BEV and HEV, with the Syros EV debuting in July and the Sorento Hybrid arriving later in 2026. These launches kick off a plan for 10 new models by 2030, including eight electrified vehicles.
Land Rover unveils the 2026 Discovery with a new Landmark edition, featuring exclusive Tasman Blue paint and upgraded luxury. The refreshed lineup adds a Driver Attention Monitor, while the flagship Tempest gains Borasco Gray. This seven-seat SUV retains its renowned off-road capability and towing capacity.
Prime Ministers Modi and Takaichi inaugurated Maruti Suzuki's advanced facility in Kharkhoda, Haryana. The plant, set to be among the world's largest with a 1 million annual capacity, represents a ₹35,000 crore investment, boosting India-Japan ties and creating over 21,000 jobs.
Kia India teases a mystery event from July 23-28, likely for the Syros EV debut. As the brand’s smallest and most affordable EV, it will compete with the Tata Nexon EV and Mahindra XUV 3XO, offering two battery options and an expected ₹15-20 lakh price range.
Maruti Suzuki tests three new models: the Brezza facelift, Baleno facelift, and an electric MPV. The 2026 Brezza debuts July 23 with a 100bhp turbo engine, while the Baleno and three-row e-MPV arrive by year-end.
Tata Motors launches Sierra EV in India starting at Rs 18.79 lakh, competing with Mahindra BE 6, Maruti e Vitara, and Hyundai Creta Electric. Offers 63kWh and 75kWh battery packs, up to 665km range, AWD option, and deliveries from July 15.
BMW unveils the all-new fifth-generation X5 with five powertrain options, including an electric iX5 boasting 845 km range. Redesigned with Neue Klasse styling, a digital cockpit, and advanced driver aids, production starts August 2026 at Spartanburg.
Kia India launches new Seltos flagship variants, GTX (O) and X-Line (O), at Rs 21.57 lakh. Featuring ADAS F+ safety tech, head-up display, rain-sensing wipers, and a dashcam, these trims offer advanced convenience and connectivity.
Renault has launched the 2026 Kwid facelift in India from ₹4.53 lakh, simplifying the lineup to Evolution and Climber trims with manual and AMT options. Featuring subtle design updates, new 3D badges, and a refreshed interior, the hatchback rivals the Alto K10 and S-Presso.
Tata Motors confirms the base Sierra EV Pure variant will feature a 65kWh battery from the Harrier EV, offering an estimated 540km range. Launching June 30, the electric SUV blends retro design with modern tech, including Level 2 ADAS, creating massive anticipation in India's EV market.