Seven new three-row SUVs from Maruti, Toyota, Tata, Mahindra, Kia, and MG launch by year-end. Expect hybrids, electrics, and facelifts, including Tata Safari EV and Kia Sorento, offering families more spacious and tech-packed options.
Maruti Suzuki's Victoris SUV hits 1 lakh sales in just 8 months, becoming the brand's fastest-selling model. To boost momentum, July 2026 brings discounts up to Rs 90,000 on strong hybrids and Rs 39,000 price cuts on four variants.
India's auto industry booms in June 2026, with passenger vehicle sales surging 34.19% YoY to 1,56,014 units. The Tata Punch and Nexon lead the SUV market, recording sales of 21,006 and 18,335 units respectively, showcasing massive growth.
Maruti Suzuki opens massive Rs 35,000 crore plant in Haryana, boosting capacity to 26.5 lakh vehicles. The eco-friendly facility runs on renewable energy, producing models like the Brezza and Victoris, while highlighting India as a key global manufacturing hub.
Mahindra is testing the Vision S and BE 07 EVs ahead of a late 2026 debut. The Vision S is a rugged sub-4m SUV on the new NU-IQ platform, rivaling the Renault Bridger. The BE 07, a premium EV, will offer over 500km range and Level 2 ADAS.
Renault launches 2026 Kwid in India from Rs 4.53 lakh, featuring refreshed styling, simplified trims, and lower prices on top variants. The hatchback offers petrol and AMT options, with dealer-fitted CNG kits available. It rivals the Alto K10 and S-Presso.
Kia confirms two new India models: an all-electric Syros EV (August launch) and a hybrid Sorento 7-seater SUV (arriving 2026 Diwali). The Sorento targets Rs 30 lakh price, premium features, and rivals the Toyota Fortuner and Skoda Kodiaq.
Maruti Suzuki slashes prices with discounts up to Rs 55,000 on the Brezza in July 2026, ahead of its facelift debut on July 23. The new model gains a turbo-petrol engine from the Fronx, ADAS, and fresh styling.
MG Windsor hits 75,000 sales in under two years, with 19,000 units sold in CY2026 alone. JSW MG Motor’s MD calls it a winning proposition driving India’s EV adoption. Available from Rs 9.99L under BaaS, it offers up to 449 km range.
Hyundai slashes Creta Electric price to Rs 10.99 lakh with Battery-as-a-Service. Pay just Rs 3.90/km for battery usage, cutting upfront cost by Rs 7 lakh. The subscription model aims to boost EV accessibility in India.