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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.

Greaves Cotton has announced Vinay Pawar as its new Group CTO, reinforcing its focus on advanced technology, digital innovation, and future-ready mobility solutions.

Mini India has opened pre-bookings for the Cooper S GP Inspired Edition, limited to 30 units. Customers can reserve the car for Rs 1.5 lakh, with deliveries scheduled to begin in May 2026. The model is based on the Cooper JCW Pack.

Yamaha Motor India has raised the price of the R15 sportbike by Rs 4,900 due to higher input and logistical costs. The R15 remains popular for its 155cc engine, advanced features, and sporty design.

Honda will launch the facelifted City, City Hybrid, and new ZR-V in India on May 22, 2026. The City twins get cosmetic updates, while the ZR-V arrives as a flagship SUV with a strong-hybrid powertrain.

Jaguar is gearing up to unveil the name of its all-new electric grand tourer, marking a key step in its EV-focused future.

The 2026 Hyundai Creta gets a streamlined variant lineup with the removal of SX Tech and SX(O), aiming for better clarity and value positioning.

BMW has launched the F 450 GS in India with three variants: Basic, Exclusive, and GS Trophy. Prices start at Rs 4.70 lakh. The Exclusive variant offers the best balance of features, while the Trophy adds premium equipment.

Mahindra & Mahindra’s latest supply chain review has flagged 82 auto part families as high-risk amid growing global and operational uncertainty.

India’s growth story remains strong as Mahindra’s CEO projects steady expansion backed by domestic drivers and economic stability.

BorgWarner has secured three major eMotor contracts across China and South Korea, marking a significant step in its electrification strategy and expanding its footprint in Asia’s EV market.

Sona Comstar is accelerating growth with a strong EV-focused order pipeline, targeting a 20% revenue increase in the coming financial year.

Fuel price revisions for bulk buyers could impact transport costs and industrial operations across India.

Limited confirms its Managing Director will step down in November 2026, marking a significant leadership transition.