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A 2:48 AM blaze at BYD's Pingshan campus turned into a global headline within hours. What actually burned was a garage of scrapped test vehicles — but the timing couldn't have been worse for the world's largest EV maker.
A 585cc adventure bike built entirely in Hosur, priced to compete with KTM and Kawasaki — and carrying 77 years of British motorcycling legend. Here's what you need to know before it arrives.
Camouflaged prototypes are running in Thailand. The global reveal could happen by mid-to-late 2026, with India launch likely before Diwali. Here's the full picture of what to expect. T
In FY2025–26, total electric vehicle (EV) retail sales across two-wheelers, three-wheelers, passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles reached about 24.52 lakh units.
BMW has pulled slightly ahead of Mercedes-Benz in Q1CY26—but the bigger story is this: India’s luxury car market has hit a pause. With EVs gaining ground and Tier-2 cities driving new demand, the competition is getting tighter than ever.
According to initial police reports, the family was returning home after attending a social gathering when the tragedy struck. A Maruti XL6, reportedly went out of control and veered off the road, falling directly into the well.
February 2026 touched a record 3,94,768 units, up 26 percent year-on-year, according to FADA data reported by Autocar India. At the same time, petrol’s share of the market has slipped, while CNG, EVs, diesel and hybrids have all gained grounds.
The Kia Seltos’ 5-star Bharat NCAP rating is not just a number—it represents a complete shift in the vehicle’s safety story. From being questioned for its crash performance to emerging as one of the safest SUVs in its class
Fuel prices across major Indian cities have shown no change from the previous day, despite the Union government cutting excise duty on petrol by ₹3 per litre and fully exempting diesel from the duty.
Five upcoming launches — spanning Volkswagen, MG, Toyota, Nissan, and Mercedes-Benz — illustrate how the market is being reshaped across both mass and premium segments.
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