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The Indian government has revised GST slabs for vehicles starting September 2025—small cars and bikes get cheaper with lower tax rates; luxury vehicles see a new GST slab. This guide explains the implications for customers and the auto market.

The 2025 Hyundai CRETA celebrates a decade of dominance with exclusive King, King Knight, and King Limited Editions. Packed with new powertrain options and updated tech and features.

India’s Supreme Court is set to hear a PIL against the government’s E20 petrol policy, highlighting concerns over ethanol’s effects on vehicle performance.

Mahindra & Mahindra has overtaken Hyundai to become India’s second-largest carmaker by sales, ending the Korean brand’s 25-year streak. Mahindra’s rise reflects changing market dynamics and growing consumer confidence in Indian automakers.

India’s SUV and sedan market may see a significant price cut as reports suggest the government could lower GST to 40%. The move promises a major boost for buyers and a revival of premium car sales.

Hyundai’s Digital Key is quickly gaining traction in India, with one in three customers choosing keyless convenience over traditional keys.

The next-gen Hyundai Venue debuts on October 24, 2025, featuring a striking new design, premium tech-loaded interiors, and efficient engine choices to take on rivals in the compact SUV segment.

Hyundai’s game-changing SUV, the Creta, celebrates 10 iconic years in India with over 12 lakh units sold—setting new benchmarks in design, innovation, and trust.

Hyundai’s Europe Managing Director Tyrone Johnson confirms manual gearboxes are becoming outdated as electric vehicles and digital controls dominate the market.

Hyundai India expands its Aura sedan range with the new 2025 Aura S AMT variant, delivering automatic convenience at an attractive price. Check out the full Aura variant lineup and prices.

India’s electric vehicle market witnessed a 29% jump in sales during June 2025, with 1.8 lakh units sold. Strong demand for electric passenger vehicles and two-wheelers along with electric commercial vehicles.

Inside the cabin, Hyundai has offered a three-row seating arrangement that can accommodate up to eight occupants; with the second-row captain seats option, the seating capacity can be reduced to seven.

A test mule of the Staria Facelift was spotted in the Austrian Alps, hinting Hyundai has started testing its updated MPV. The prototype can be seen as semi-camouflaged, covering most exterior design elements, but a few parts were still visible.

In May 2025, Hyundai Motor India faced a 7.63% decline in YoY sales, but the positive news for the brand was a 3.06% surge in its export sales compared to last year.

The new Manga Executive trim of the Hyundai i20 has a digital cluster with TFT MID, R15 wheels with full-wheel covers, tire pressure monitoring, and six airbags.