Tata Motors achieves a significant milestone by surpassing 2 lakh electric vehicle sales in India, featuring models like the Tiago EV, Tigor EV, Punch EV, Nexon EV, and Curvv EV. To celebrate, Tata Motors is providing special benefits such as exchange bonuses, zero down payment financing, and loyalty rewards for current customers.
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Volvo has launched the updated XC90 in India for Rs 1.03 crore. The SUV features subtle design changes, a bigger infotainment system, new tech features, and added safety measures. It continues to be powered by a mild-hybrid petrol engine and comes with a new Mulberry Red color option.
Ultraviolette Automotive has introduced the Shockwave, an off-road electric motorcycle, priced at Rs 1.50 lakh for the first 1,000 customers. The bike features a 14.5 bhp motor, 4kWh battery, and boasts a range of 165 km. Weighing 125 kg, it accelerates from 0-60 km/h in 2.9 seconds. Deliveries begin in early 2026.
Hero MotoCorp is expected to launch the Karizma XMR Combat Edition in India soon. This new variant features a grey paint scheme with yellow accents, a TFT instrumentation unit, and gold-colored USD forks, while mechanically remaining unchanged. It is likely to be priced slightly higher than the current Rs 1,81,400 ex-showroom model.
The Skoda Superb has more torque (320 Nm) and features a 7-speed DSG gearbox, which could provide a more engaging and dynamic driving experience. The Camry's hybrid engine offers smooth power delivery and efficiency, while the Superb's turbocharged engine is more traditional and focused on providing a powerful driving experience.
The 2025 Comet EV comes with the MG e-Shield program, offering a vehicle warranty of 3 years or up to 1 lakh km, along with 3 years of roadside assistance and three complimentary labour services for scheduled maintenance. Additionally, the battery pack is backed by an 8-year or 1.2 lakh km warranty.
BMW has unveiled its Gen6 EV architecture with promises of greater efficiency and range, debuting with the upcoming Neue Klasse models. New batteries will enable ranges of up to 900 km and ultra-fast charging. With a 50% reduction in production costs, BMW aims to make EVs more affordable. The company is also investing in battery recycling at its CRCC facility.
TVS Motor is offering a 10-day cashback opportunity on its iQube electric scooter to celebrate selling over 4.5 lakh units. One lucky buyer per day will receive a 100% refund. The offer is valid from December 12th to 22nd, with dealerships extending hours and additional benefits up to ₹30,000 available.
The enthusiasm of the younger generation is contributing to the EV revolution in India, highlighting the shift towards sustainable transportation. Despite funds underutilization in the NCAP and exclusion of electric cars from subsidies, the demand for EVs is growing, driven by environmental consciousness and government initiatives like PM E-DRIVE.
The automotive industry is shifting from hardware-centric models to Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs), enhancing flexibility and connectivity. New entrants excel with modern E/E architectures and Agile practices, while established automakers face challenges with legacy systems. Tier-1 suppliers and automakers must collaborate closely to thrive in this evolving landscape.
Electric scooters in India exhibit nearly double the quality issues compared to petrol-powered two-wheelers, with 98 problems per 100 vehicles. Despite this, customer satisfaction has improved, as 61% of electric scooter owners reported fewer issues than expected. Royal Enfield and Bajaj Chetak stand out in initial quality rankings.