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Yamaha has revised the pricing of the MT-15 V2, increasing it by Rs 3,800 across all variants. Here’s everything buyers need to know about the updated cost.

Renault is offering attractive discounts across its lineup this May 2026, making Kiger, Triber, and Kwid more affordable for buyers.

The new TVS iQube S 4.7 kWh brings a higher claimed range of 175 km along with updated colours, making it a more practical and appealing electric scooter for urban buyers.

Yamaha R15 becomes slightly more expensive as the brand revises prices across all variants in India.

ABB E-Mobility's OM X-Series delivers end-to-end liquid-cooled charging from 800 kW to over 10 MW, supporting 100+ points with 98% efficiency for fleets and depots. Debuted at ACT Expo 2026.

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

Land Rover India has reduced prices for imported Range Rover SV and Sport SV models by up to Rs 75 lakh following the India-UK FTA, while locally manufactured and Slovakia-made models remain unaffected.

Hero MotoCorp is preparing to expand its electric portfolio with a budget-friendly Vida scooter, aiming to make EVs more accessible for Indian buyers.

Mahindra & Mahindra plans significant SUV and EV expansion by FY27, increasing capacity, launching new models, and integrating AI to boost manufacturing and customer experience, while also prioritizing exports and farm equipment growth.

Tesla has introduced the Model Y L in India at Rs 61.99 lakh. The electric SUV features a claimed 681 km range, dual-motor AWD, exclusive colour options, and advanced safety features, rivaling other premium electric SUVs.

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.

Spy shots reveal the 2027 Hyundai Creta will feature a larger touchscreen, updated digital displays, new AI assistant, and a 1.5-litre petrol-hybrid powertrain, along with platform and wheel upgrades.

Mahindra and Mahindra aims for a 13–15 percent EV revenue share by 2027 to meet CAFE 3 norms, with EV penetration already above 11 percent and over 55,000 electric SUVs sold. Revenue rose 32 percent in Q4 FY26.

Mahindra has announced plans to launch 16 new models by 2031, including 10 ICE vehicles and 6 EVs. The company will use new platforms like NU_IQ and INGLO, with several models and updates scheduled through 2027.

Rising global oil volatility is pushing India to rethink its energy security strategy and reduce dependence on imports.