Somnath Chatterjee

Honda Cars India is preparing a major product offensive with a new EV, more imported models and potential performance cars as the brand sharpens its focus on the Indian market.

Tata has launched the Tiago EV facelift at a starting price of under Rs 5 lakh with BAAS, bringing updated styling, more features and improved charging performance to its affordable electric hatchback

The Ebella, priced at Rs 23.6 lakh, is available with only one variant and is significantly more expensive than the eVitara.

With petrol prices sky high, CNG is now the new diesel. In the Tiago petrol you get the 1.2-litre 3-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol with 86bhp. In the CNG version, there is direct start and the power on offer is slightly less at 75bhp.

Maruti Suzuki will unveil it's first flex fuel car in India and it will be unveiled by Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and Hardeep Singh Puri.

The new Tiago comes in petrol and CNG avatars while in this article we will see which one makes more sense for you.

With sharper styling, added features and an improved hybrid package, the updated Honda City strengthens its appeal as a comfortable, fuel-efficient alternative to SUVs despite a higher price tag.

The new City hybrid might seem expensive at Rs 21 lakh but offers a hybrid powertrain with excellent efficiency plus more aggressive styling.

JSW Motors is gearing up for its India debut with a premium SUV expected to be priced above Rs 35 lakh.

Toyota has revealed the Rs 23.6 lakh price tag for the top-end Urban Cruiser Ebella. Here's a look at the EV alternatives available in the same price bracket.