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Maruti Suzuki is offering discounts up to Rs 2.15 lakh on select models in May 2026, including Invicto, Grand Vitara, Victoris, and popular hatchbacks, to boost sales and clear stock ahead of new launches.

Ultraviolette Automotive has increased the prices of its F77 Mach 2 electric motorcycle in India. The Original variant now starts at Rs 3.09 lakh and the Recon at Rs 4.24 lakh, both featuring updated technology and safety aids.

The TVS Apache RTX 300 achieved 40.5 km/l highway mileage in real-world testing, offering a practical touring range of 400 km before low fuel warning and up to 450 km if fully drained. Range varies with speed and riding style.

India may increase ethanol blending beyond current levels to curb oil imports and strengthen energy security while supporting cleaner mobility.

Royal Enfield is set for a massive expansion in FY2027, introducing five new models alongside 13 upgrades across its lineup.

Bharat Forge’s Q4 FY26 results show a mixed performance with rising revenue but declining profitability, highlighting margin pressures and market dynamics.

Renault is developing a 1.2-litre hybrid powertrain for the Bridger, featuring a 3-cylinder Miller cycle engine. The hybrid aims for high fuel efficiency and will likely retain a sub-1200cc displacement for India.

Hyundai has discontinued several Creta variants and introduced major discounts, signaling a possible facelift. The Creta line-up now features seven variants, with advanced features limited to higher trims.

Oben Electric has launched the Rorr EVO electric motorcycle in India at ₹99,999 for the first 10,000 buyers. The bike offers a 180 km range, fast charging, SmartIQ AI ride mode, and an 8-year battery warranty.

Tesla Model Y’s on-road price in India ranges from Rs 61.51 lakh to Rs 77.22 lakh across major cities, excluding add-ons. The electric SUV offers advanced features, three powertrain options, and up to 681 km range.

Yamaha Motor India has raised the FZ-X motorcycle's price by up to Rs 2,800, with the standard model now at Rs 1.25 lakh and the DLX at Rs 1.43 lakh. The bike's design and mechanicals remain unchanged.

The Hyundai i20 remains a key model in India as buyers shift to crossovers. The next-generation i20 will need to offer advanced features to meet rising expectations and maintain Hyundai's premium small car reputation.

Despite rising geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, India’s refining sector remains resilient, maintaining steady fuel production and supply.

Mahindra has raised prices across its Bolero SUV lineup, with hikes up to Rs 26,500. The updated ex-showroom prices now range from Rs 7.99 lakh to Rs 11.99 lakh, covering all variants and engine options.

The 2026 Hyundai Verna facelift launches in India with prices from Rs 10.98 lakh to Rs 18.25 lakh, offering six variants, updated features, two petrol engine options, and new colour choices. Bookings are open nationwide.