The Bonneville 400 will be based on the Speed 400 platform and will be the first retro roadster in this ever expanding family. (Image Is For Representational Purpose)

Hyundai may consider tapping into the premiumisation trend in India with its luxury brand.

The Magnite Kuro Edition comes in four variants, two engines and three transmission options.

Hyundai’s annual report signals a decisive shift towards smart, integrated, and data-driven manufacturing in India.

The upcoming bike is expected to slot between the Triumph Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 X.

Apart from its unique styling, the Thruxton 400 is also the quickest Triumph 400 cc offering on sale.

The KTM 160 Duke has been exclusively developed for the Indian market and is based on the KTM 200 Duke platform.

Geetika Bisla has joined Bengaluru-based electric mobility company Ola Electric as Head of Marketing, continuing in the same capacity as her previous role at Hero MotoCorp.

This will be the first major update for the bike since its launch.

The Indian used car market is projected to reach 15 million units by 2030, positioning it to surpass new car sales. (Image credits: Wikimedia Commons)