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Tata Motors has achieved a major breakthrough in India’s passenger vehicle space by surpassing Mahindra and Hyundai to secure the second position in retail sales for October 2025, according to Vahan data. The homegrown automaker sold an impressive 74,705 units, outpacing Mahindra by 7,905 units and Hyundai by 9,660 units. This performance marks one of […]

Mahindra & Mahindra has set a new benchmark in India’s SUV market, reporting record-breaking sales in October 2025. The automaker achieved its highest-ever monthly UV (utility vehicle) sales of 71,624 units, marking an impressive 31% year-on-year (YoY) growth compared to 54,504 units sold in October 2024. Including exports, Mahindra’s total vehicle sales reached 1,20,142 units,

Jaguar’s highly anticipated all-electric four-door GT sedan — originally slated for a late-2025 debut — has been postponed to 2026. The model, inspired by the Jaguar Type 00 Concept unveiled in late 2024, will mark the beginning of a bold new era for the British luxury marque. Under Jaguar’s “Reimagine” strategy, the carmaker is transitioning

Honda is gearing up for a major product resurgence in India, with a new sub-4-metre compact SUV expected to take centre stage. Taking advantage of the revised GST structure that favours smaller cars, the Japanese automaker aims to strengthen its mass-market presence in one of the world’s fastest-growing auto markets.Check out: Honda 0 Alpha: First

Hyundai India has officially unveiled the new-generation Venue N Line, with prices scheduled to be announced on November 4, 2025. Bookings for the sportier compact SUV have commenced across dealerships and online platforms for a token amount of ₹25,000. Distinctive Design and Sporty Touches The 2025 Hyundai Venue N Line gets several visual upgrades over

Introduction Dacia has stepped up its SUV game with the Bigster, a larger, tougher, and more practical model based on the all-new Duster. While India will have to wait a little longer for its debut, we got behind the wheel of the 4×4 mild-hybrid version in Iceland to see if it has what it takes