The Lotus Emira sportscar gets two engine options - a 365 hp, 2.0-litre, 4-cylinder engine borrowed from Mercedes-AMG and a bigger 3.5-litre, 406hp V6 borrowed from Toyota. The Toyota-sourced powertrain is offered with a manual and automatic transmission, whereas the smaller 2.0-litre gets a DCT gearbox. The flagship Emeya R is the most powerful, delivering an impressive 905hp and 985Nm of torque.
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The Delhi government is considering banning new petrol and diesel two-wheeler registrations from August 2026 to promote electric vehicle adoption. This move is part of the Electric Vehicle Policy 2.0, which also includes the transition to electric autorickshaws and expanding EV charging infrastructure for 95% EV penetration by 2027.
Vespa has introduced its 2025 scooter range in India, featuring four 125cc variants with prices starting at Rs 1.32 lakh. Key updates include a 5-inch TFT digital display with Bluetooth connectivity on the higher trims, LED lighting, and an updated 125cc engine delivering 9.38 bhp.
Hero MotoCorp's new XPulse 210 motorcycle, with its advanced design, revamped features, and a 210cc engine, offers significant performance and comfort improvements over its predecessor. Selling in over 30 countries, the bike's stylish upgrades, enhanced suspension, and digital TFT display make it ideal for both on-road and off-road adventures. A promising addition to the ADV segment.
Italian luxury motorcycle brand Ducati has launched the DesertX Discovery in India at Rs 21.78 lakh. It features new standard accessories including enhanced hand guards and a taller windshield. The bike retains its 937cc, 110 hp engine but now includes improved tech and adventure-ready additions.
The Tata Punch becomes India's best-selling car in 2024, surpassing Maruti Suzuki WagonR. It sold 2,02,030 units due to its affordability, diverse powertrain options, and impressive safety features. The model includes petrol-only, petrol-CNG, and pure EV variants and has earned high safety ratings.
Tata Motors has released the stealthier Nexon CNG Dark Edition, priced between Rs 12.70 lakh and Rs 13.70 lakh. The new SUV boasts an all-black exterior, high-tech features including dual 10.25-inch screens, and a 1.2-litre turbocharged engine. Safety features include six airbags and a 360-degree camera.
Hero MotoCorp launches the upgraded Destini 125 starting at Rs 80,450. Available in VX, ZX, and ZX+ variants, it features a stylish design, advanced digital displays, and Bluetooth connectivity. The scooter is powered by a 125cc engine producing 9 bhp and 10.4 Nm torque, promising a mileage of 59 kmpl.
India’s automobile industry in February 2025 saw varied sales. Maruti Suzuki slightly increased, Mahindra & Mahindra's SUV sales surged, while Tata Motors and Hyundai faced declines. Toyota Kirloskar and Kia India reported growth, with Kia’s compact SUV Syros boosting sales. MG Motor had retail gains but faced wholesales dip due to production modifications, with electric vehicles showing strong performance.
TVS Motor Company unveils the world's first CNG-powered scooter, the Jupiter 125 CNG, featuring a 124.8cc engine with a bi-fuel system. It offers impressive fuel efficiency and a combined range of 226 km, with a convenient switch between petrol and CNG modes.