JSW MG Motor India is set to introduce its first-ever luxury MPV, the MG M9, to compete with models like Toyota Vellfire and Kia Carnival. This electric MPV will feature a 245 hp motor, a 90kWh lithium battery, and impressive features, underscoring MG's focus on its electric lineup for the Indian market.
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Ola Electric has introduced its Gen 3 electric scooters, starting at Rs 79,999. Improvements include a stronger motor, better range, and efficient braking. The flagship S1 Pro+ boasts a 320 km range and 141 kmph top speed. Included is the upcoming MoveOS 5 beta with new smart features, and customers have the option to extend the battery warranty.
Tata Motors' micro-SUV, the Tata Punch, has surpassed the 5-lakh production mark in India, becoming the best-selling car in 2024. Its popularity stems from affordability, practicality, safety features, and multiple variants, including petrol, CNG, and electric, with high safety ratings and competitive pricing.
Kawasaki introduced the KLX230, its first road-legal dual-sport bike in India, priced at Rs 3.3 lakh. With a 233cc engine, dual-channel ABS, and advanced suspension, it competes with models like Hero Xpulse 200 4V. It includes modern features like an LCD with Bluetooth connectivity and two-color options.
Kia India started 2025 with a notable 5% rise in sales, achieving 25,025 units in January. The new Kia Syros significantly contributed 22% of total sales with 5,546 units. The Sonet, Seltos, and Carens also maintained solid performances, bolstering the overall success.
TVS Motor Company introduces the 2025 Ronin, starting at Rs 1.35 lakh, featuring new colours and upgraded dual-channel ABS for the mid-spec variant. The motorcycle retains its 225.9cc engine, digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity, and other specifications, maintaining its design and hardware fundamentals.
The new 580 with EQ Technology will have a 116kWh battery pack paired with four electric motors - one for each wheel. Combined, they produce a total of 587PS and a massive 1,164Nm of torque. It has claimed 473km of range (WLTP) and can sprint from 0-100 kph within 5 seconds. A standout feature of the EQG is its G-Turn capability, enabling the vehicle to perform a full 720-degree rotation while remaining stationary.
In terms it design, the overall silhouette looks the same as the Q8 but the RS Q8 looks much bolder and aggressive. It features a refreshed black grille with a 3D honeycomb pattern and carbon-fibre elements on the front lip and air vents. It also gets re-designed front and rear bumpers with larger air intakes.
Global automakers are adjusting EV strategies due to rising competition from Chinese firms, shifting consumer preference toward hybrids, and relaxed government EV targets. Tata, India’s leading EV seller, faces increasing competition from JSW MG Motor, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Tesla, which is preparing to enter the market.
Royal Enfield is preparing to launch the Interceptor 750, featuring a new 750cc parallel-twin engine producing over 50 hp and 60 Nm torque. Major updates include LED lighting, alloy wheels, dual-disc front brakes, and a 5-inch TFT display with navigation and Bluetooth connectivity. Pricing details are yet to be revealed.