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Tata Motors has introduced an AMT gearbox on the Altroz iCNG, making it India’s first premium hatchback to pair a CNG powertrain with an automatic transmission. Priced from Rs 8.69 lakh in India.

India’s sedan segment opened FY2026 on a strong note, with compact workhorses like the Dzire, Aura and Amaze driving double‑digit growth even as midsize and premium three‑box models navigated SUV‑heavy headwinds.

India’s passenger vehicle market kicked off FY2026 with compact SUVs and trusted hatchbacks ruling the charts. This April 2026 sales report ranks the top 25 models by wholesales.

Tata Motors has launched the Nexon Pure+ PS variant with a panoramic sunroof at Rs 9.59 lakh ex-showroom Delhi. The new trim offers multiple powertrain options and advanced features, strengthening the Nexon's value proposition.

April 2026 turned into a landmark month for India’s sub‑4m SUV space. This report breaks down model‑wise volumes, growth, and segment share to show how each OEM performed.

A comprehensive analysis of India’s FY2026 passenger vehicle sales, highlighting market dominance by fuel type and top-performing models in each segment.

Tata Motors has extended its Ultra Red Dark treatment to the diesel-powered Harrier and Safari, adding red accents, upgraded interiors, and a Samsung Neo QLED Harman system with Dolby Atmos.

India’s electric four-wheeler market opened FY2026 on a strong footing, with Tata Motors, Mahindra and JSW MG Motor leading the charge in April 2026.

Tata has made the Curvv EV SeriesX more appealing with a price revision and new feature upgrades, enhancing its value in the growing electric SUV-coupe segment.

As automation and Industry 4.0 redefine manufacturing, Tata Motors is actively reskilling its workforce to stay competitive and future-ready.

India's electric car market grew rapidly in 2026, with Tata Motors leading sales. Total EV sales reached 79,063 units by April, while the broader EV, CNG, and hybrid segment accounted for 30% of passenger vehicle sales.

May 2026 brings exciting car launches in India like the premium MG Majestor SUV, electric Tata Sierra EV and Safari EV, performance-oriented Skoda Kodiaq RS, and updated Maruti Brezza, blending luxury, EVs, and affordability.

Tata Nexon’s sales growth has plateaued near 20,000 units per month in 2026 as competition intensifies. Five-star safety is now common, and rivals like the Kia Seltos and Hyundai Creta challenge its leadership.

The Indian SUV market will see five new rugged models from Toyota, Mahindra, Tata, JSW Motors, and Renault by 2026-27. These SUVs will offer advanced safety, electric options, and enhanced off-road capabilities for buyers.

The Renault Duster and Tata Sierra both achieved five-star Bharat NCAP safety ratings, with the Sierra slightly ahead in adult protection and the Duster leading in child safety. Both models offer comprehensive safety features.