India’s passenger vehicle market saw record sales in FY26, driven by premiumisation rather than discounts. India’s passenger vehicle markhas quietly reset its growth narrative in FY26. While the industry sold a record 4.7 million cars
A new Titan Grey Matte colour has also been added to the model’s palette. Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) on Friday introduced a new ‘VIBE’ edition of its Hyundai Grand i10 NIOS, expanding the hatchback’s
Luxury car sales in India rose by a modest about 3 per cent from a year earlier in the March quarter as customers deferred purchases amid concerns over geopolitical uncertainties, volatile stock markets, and cost
Existing OEMs such as Tata Motors, JSW MG Motor, Mahindra and Mahindra caputed 87.3% market share in last fiscal, while new players such as Maruti Suzuki, VinFast India a&Tesla accounted for only 2% market share
Diesel vehicles saw strong growth, particularly in the SUV segment, as buyers continued to value their efficiency and performance for long-distance travel. Gujarat’s passenger vehicle market recorded strong growth in FY2026, expanding by over 11
Lucid Group’s first-quarter vehicle deliveries fell short of expectations due to a 29-day sales halt and recall linked to an unauthorized supplier change affecting second-row seats. Lucid Group missed expectations for first-quarter vehicle deliveries on
For the full year, these models made up 76.5 per cent of wholesale volumes, indicating a shift towards higher-end vehicles. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) on Thursday reported wholesale volumes of 95,300 units in the fourth
Toyota’s portfolio, which spans the SUV and MPV segments, helped sustain its domestic momentum. Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TMK) on Wednesday reported a 19 per cent rise in domestic vehicle sales to 3,67,107 units in FY26,
BYD said in January that its export target for this year would be 1.3 million vehicles, down from as much as 1.6 million units its management told Citi in November. BYD is “highly confident” of
The earlier subsidy-led expansion had resulted in excess capacity and the entry of several smaller manufacturers, prompting authorities to reduce support and encourage consolidation across the sector. The rollback of government subsidies in China’s electric