Tata Motors is the largest EV player in India’s passenger vehicle market with six battery-powered models part of its lineup.

BKT launches On-Highway tyres for two-wheelers and commercial vehicles, and commits ₹3,500 crore for growth under Vision 2030.

The Jeep Wrangler Willys 41 has been brought back after the previous edition was sold out in just days. The new limited edition will be restricted to only 41 units.

Lamborghini cancels its first EV model based on the Lanzador concept to retain engine sound and emotional appeal.

Bain Capital-backed Dhoot Transmission partners with FourFront to merge and expand the automotive electronics platform, targeting EV and advanced systems growth with OEM support.

The new E20 conversion kit comprises more ethanol-resistant components like O-rings, tubes, gaskets, fuel lines and seals.

Volvo recalls over 40,000 EX30 EVs worldwide due to battery overheating risk; owners advised to limit charging to 70% and park outside until free module replacement.

The 200 Duke and 250 Duke get new colours to keep them fresh. Prices remain the same.

As of now three OEMs offer battery subscription models for electric two-wheelers in India including Hero MotoCorp-Vida, Honda, and Ather Energy.

The Nembharat is governed by the Narayanihiti Trust, and the platform will integrate multiple transport modes including cabs and auto-rickshaws.