2026 Maruti Brezza facelift achieves a perfect 5-star Bharat NCAP safety rating. Scoring 30.41/32 for adults and 43/49 for children, the subcompact SUV delivers top-tier protection with six airbags and advanced safety tech.
Four major vehicle launches are coming: the Maruti Brezza facelift (July 24), next-gen Toyota Hilux (July 28), plus the Honda ZR-V hybrid and Kia Syros EV. Expect fresh designs, new engines, and electric power hitting showrooms soon.
2027 Hyundai Creta to debut at 2026 Bharat Mobility Show with radical redesign, hybrid powertrain, and larger K3 platform. Features include Pleos Connect system, stacked LED lights, and advanced safety tech.
Maruti's 2026 Brezza facelift launches July 24, boasting a new 1.0L Boosterjet turbo engine (110bhp) borrowed from the Fronx. Leaked images reveal design tweaks, a larger 10.1-inch touchscreen, and expected Level 2 ADAS. Prices likely start around Rs 8.50 lakh.
Mahindra Scorpio N facelift launching August 15, 2026 with new LED lighting, larger grille, and 10.2-inch display. Retains boxy design and familiar 2.0L petrol/2.2L diesel engines. Three-day Mumbai event may also showcase Vision S and BE 07 concepts.
Consumer commission orders Maruti Suzuki to replace defective Grand Vitara or refund ₹20.5 lakh for E20 fuel issues, plus ₹1 lakh compensation for mental harassment.
VinFast commits to net-zero by 2040, outlining sustainability as a key pillar. The Vietnamese automaker focuses on an all-electric portfolio, battery recycling with BatX in India, and eco-friendly manufacturing to build a greener electric mobility ecosystem.
Hyundai India’s myHyundai app now grants access to 30,000+ EV charging points nationwide via one platform. Features include booking, navigation, and digital payment. Available to all EV brands, the network spans highway corridors and urban areas, with 183 DC fast-charging stations operational and 600 targeted by 2030.
Mahindra’s Chakan plant hits 3 million vehicles, with the BE 6 electric SUV as the milestone model. The facility now produces 19 models, boasts 1,500 robots, and runs on over 50% renewable energy—proving EV and ICE manufacturing excellence.
Maruti Suzuki will challenge a Raipur consumer court order to replace a customer's Grand Vitara. The company insists the vehicle was E20-compatible, citing contamination in the fuel sample. This case, pivotal for E20 fuel adoption, highlights key consumer and manufacturer disputes.