Mahindra has teased the new BE 6 SPORTEQ ahead of its August 15 reveal, with the biggest visible change being a triple-screen dashboard. The new variant is expected to bring a more premium cabin to the electric SUV.
Instead of trying to sell middle-class families on cold, hyper-futuristic concepts, Indian automakers are tapping into something far more powerful— emotional memory.
As Indian automakers abandon makeshift petrol conversions for purpose-built electric platforms, the country's EV market is rapidly catching up to global vehicle standards. But behind the high-tech dashboards and 600-km range claims, what is the reality of the industry?
Battery-as-a-Service is often understood as a simple per-km running cost, but it's structurally two separate loans — one for the vehicle, one for the battery — each with its own tenure.
Audi India is preparing for a major comeback, with a renewed product offensive, faster launches, deeper localisation and a plan to rebuild its position in the luxury-car market. As discussed in Autocar India’s Deep Drive Podcast, the brand is expected...
Hyundai is trying to strengthen its position in India's EV market by making the Creta Electric more accessible and reducing ownership concerns. With BaaS, assured buyback, expanded charging access and more EVs planned, can Hyundai catch Tata and Mahindra?
August 15 is more than a national holiday for the Indian automotive industry - it is the date Mahindra consistently picks to stake its claim on the future. Sticking to the theme, big things are expected from Mahindra on the...
After successfully launching it's EV sub-brand, Flying Flea, Royal Enfield is set to expand its EV horizons in the coming years.
JSW MG Motor India has confirmed the August 26 launch of the Hector Hawk, expected in both EV and PHEV versions. Its pricing, final range and powertrain specifications will determine how seriously it can challenge Mahindra's XEV 9S.
In a major corporate milestone for India's clean mobility sector, Greaves Electric Mobility Limited (GEML)—the electric vehicle subsidiary of the 163-year-old engineering giant Greaves Cotton Limited—has officially closed a ₹530 crore rights issue.
