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Maruti Alto K10 gets ₹52,500 off this Diwali; Smart buyers’ top pick at ₹3.69 Lakh

Nissan’s new bold SUV Tekton ready to shake up India’s Market in 2026

Nissan has revealed its upcoming C-segment SUV, the Tekton, set for a mid-2026 launch in India. With bold design, hybrid powertrain, ADAS, and premium features, the Tekton aims to rival Creta, Seltos, and Grand Vitara in the competitive SUV market.

Which is the cheapest car after the implementation of new GST slabs?

After the implementation of the new GST 2.0 slab, major carmakers like Maruti, Renault, and Tata have slashed prices. Maruti S-Presso is now India’s cheapest car, making entry-level vehicles more affordable for budget-conscious buyers.

Following GST rate cuts, Tata Motors is set to launch three SUVs priced under 10 lakh rupees

Tata Motors plans to launch three new SUVs under ₹10 lakh by 2027, including the Punch facelift, Nexon second generation, and off-road-focused Scarlett, enhancing features and segment presence.

Can You Afford a Hyundai Creta on a ₹20,000 Salary? Here’s the Reality

The Hyundai Creta, a top-selling SUV in India, offers powerful engine options (petrol, turbo-petrol, diesel), advanced features (ADAS, 360° camera, ventilated seats), and 70+ safety techs. Priced from ₹12.8L (on-road), it requires a ₹70K+ monthly salary for comfortable EMI payments. Competes with Kia Seltos, Grand Vitara, and Toyota Hyryder. Ideal for premium SUV buyers.

India extends PM E-Drive Scheme till 2028 to boost Electric Vehicle adoption

Govt extends PM E-Drive scheme deadline to March 2028 with ₹10,900 crore budget. Offers subsidies for 2/3-wheelers (till 2026) and e-buses/trucks (till 2028). Targets 24.8L EVs in metros, 22,000 charging stations. Aims to accelerate EV adoption, local manufacturing, and infrastructure development for sustainable mobility.

Electric 2w sales grew by a third last fiscal despite policy bumps

While the industry was dealing with policy uncertainties, a rollback in government subsidy pay-out quantum and litigation, there was a churn in the market share pecking order. Read further on Dynamite News: