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Triumph has launched updated Speed 400 and T4 motorcycles in India, both now featuring 350cc engines. The Speed 400 is priced at Rs 2.32 lakh, while the Speed T4 costs Rs 1.95 lakh, with no other major changes.

TVS Racing marks the completion of the inaugural International Apache Racing Experience GP season, celebrating remarkable performances, global rider participation, and the brand’s commitment to nurturing motorsport talent internationally.

Kia has expanded the Sonet HTK trim to all powertrains and introduced the feature-rich HTK+ (O) variant. Prices for the HTK (O) start at Rs. 10.29 lakh, while the HTK+ (O) begins at Rs. 11.29 lakh, both on-road Mumbai.

Celebrating the milestone of one lakh motorcycles on Indian roads, Triumph has announced a highly competitive revised pricing strategy.

Triumph and Bajaj have launched the Tracker 400 in India at ₹2.46 lakh. The motorcycle features a 350cc engine, flat track-inspired design, and advanced electronics. Triumph now operates over 230 stores nationwide.

TVS Motor Company increased its retail share to 18.89% in FY26, driven by strong scooter, electric vehicle, and three-wheeler sales. TVS outpaced industry growth, widened its lead over Bajaj Auto, and expanded its multi-segment strategy.

FADA's April 2026 dealer survey shows cautious optimism, with over 50 per cent expecting growth. Supply disruptions from the West Asia conflict and rising fuel prices are key concerns, but structural demand drivers remain strong.

The Hyundai Exter HX4 facelift features updated design elements, enhanced interior features, and new convenience options. It is powered by a 1.2-litre petrol engine with an optional CNG kit and is priced from Rs 7.22 lakh to Rs 8.27 lakh.

The 2026 Hyundai Exter HX 6 variant features projector headlights, an 8-inch touchscreen, and a comprehensive safety package. It offers all powertrain options and is priced from Rs 7.95 lakh to Rs 8.94 lakh, making it a balanced choice.

This week in Indian automotive news, Hyundai Venue and Kia Seltos achieved 5-star Bharat NCAP ratings, VinFast confirmed the VF MPV 7 launch, Tata Tiago facelift was spotted, Volkswagen teased the Taigun facelift, and MG relaunched the Hector diesel.

Triumph Motorcycles will launch 350cc versions of its Speed, Scrambler, and Thruxton 400 models in India on 6 April. The new engines show slightly reduced power and torque compared to the 398cc versions, with more details to follow.

Nissan will launch the next-generation GT-R R36 before 2030, featuring a new platform and hybrid powertrain. The model will replace the R35, discontinued in 2025, and is designed to meet stricter global emissions standards.

Bajaj has launched the Pulsar NS400Z in Spain, offering a 373cc engine and aggressive pricing at EUR 4,499. The model undercuts several 125cc bikes and mirrors Bajaj's value-driven strategy seen in India.

JSW-MG Motor India will raise prices for Hector and Hector Plus models from April 2026, with increases up to Rs 30,000. The Hector Plus sees a uniform Rs 20,000 hike, while the entry-level Hector variant remains unchanged.

Toyota plans to launch several new models in India between 2026 and 2028, including the next-generation Innova HyCross, a C-segment SUV, and an electric MPV. The company targets 500,000 annual sales and increased production capacity.