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Electric Vehicles like Tata Nexon, Kia EV6, MG ZS EV, etc., are termed as the next big thing in the change for mobility options. The change though is necessary and therefore, here we are telling you the 5 EVs we are looking forward to that can help change

Tata Motors beat Hyundai Motor India for the second time in the last six months, from Dec '21 to May '22, to become the second biggest PV manufacturer in India.

17 Tata Nexon electric vehicles were launched by Kolkata Police Commissioner Binit Kumar Goel at a ceremony held at the Police Athletic Club in Maidan. The EVs will be used by the Kolkata Police Department on several fronts.

Mahindra is planning to bring the eXUV300 out on the market and speculations are ripe about this new EV to be longer and bigger than Tata Nexon.

According to a statement by Mr Satoshi Uchida, Managing Director of Suzuki Motorcycle India, "The motorcycle industry strives to navigate through the hurdles caused by COVID and the supply chain dilemma. In spite of these challenges, the firm brand has re

KTM has begun work on releasing the new-gen 390 Duke in India after launching revised versions of the 390 Adventure and RC 390 in May.

Skoda is planning to unveil its first EV in India, the Enyaq iV. The new car has been spotted testing on Indian roads, and the slated release would be around early 2023.

The Energica Experia has a fast charging capability that loads up 0 to 80% charge in only 40 minutes with the help of a DC Fast charger-Level 3, thanks to a 22.5kWh battery pack!

New Toyota Corolla Cross now gets Hybrid Tech and some additional upgrades. The more efficient, 5th-gen hybrid technology will debut alongside Corolla Cross Hybrid.

With the exception of Citroen, every OEM has seen a year-over-year gain in sales. Tata has moved up to second place, succeeding Hyundai in May 2022

According to Mr Rajesh Jejurikar, executive director of M&M, “The new electric XUV300 will be introduced in the first quarter of 2023. It will be bigger, with a length of 4.2 meters.”

The much anticipated KTM 490 range of motorcycles will include Adventure, Duke, Enduro, RC and Supermoto models.

Kia India launched the EV6 electric car in India and it will cost around Rs 59.95 lakh (ex-showroom). The car comes out with the E-GMP architecture that supports both Kia EV6 and Ioniq 5.

The TVS Motor Company has newly launched two new limited edition motorcycles - TVS HLX 125 Gold and TVS HLX 150 Gold in the Kenyan market.

Kia India, the country’s fifth most popular car brand, sold 18,718 vehicles in April 2022. With a volume increase of 7,668 units, this was a 69.39 percent YoY increase over the 11,050 units sold in May 2021.