The made-in-India e Vitara has also been tested by Euro NCAP, which awarded it four stars.

The 350 cc-powered  KTM Duke will arrive as early as this month, and will get a new suffix, albeit with the 390 Duke name still in place.

Smaller electric two-wheeler brands like E-Sprinto Green Energy and River Mobility posted the fastest growth in FY2026, albeit on a low base.

BMW surpassed its German rival by a small but notable margin, retailing 4,944 units in the last quarter, breaking Mercedes-Benz India’s streak after 13 years.

The vehicle supports fast charging through a CCS2 charger.

The company said the cell will be used in its products from next quarter.

Electric passenger vehicle retail sales jumped 83.63% in FY26 to 1,99,923 units, with market share rising to 4.2%, driven by strong growth from Tata, MG and Mahindra.

Once launched, the updated Volkswagen Taigun will continue to lock horns with Maruti Grand Vitara, Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos, Honda Elevate, Renault Duster, and Skoda Kushaq to name a few.

KTM has increased the 390 Duke’s price by ₹40,000 as it prepares to launch the 350 cc version of this bike very soon.

Ultraviolette has partnered with Elektrorider as its official distributor in these markets, and will initially retail the F77 Mach 2 and F77 SuperStreet electric motorcycles.