The French car major, currently a marginal player in India, has just rolled out the first product in its strategy to regain lost ground and build its India base further.

The Triber facelift has been launched in India at ₹6.30 lakh (ex-showroom, India).

Maruti Suzuki has already onboarded 28 startups as suppliers in the past six years.

The new products are aimed to revive the French car major’s fortunes in India. The new Duster, and a B+ segment SUV, along with the Kwid, Kiger, Triber will form the portfolio for Renault to play in the A, B, C segments of the Indian market.

Honda’s most aggressive and sporty 125 cc offering will hit the market from August onwards.

A Ghaziabad-based man has been arrested for running a fake embassy, claiming representation of micronations. Authorities have seized cars with diplomatic plates, cash, forged documents, and uncovered links to past illicit activities and controversial figures.

Testing reveals that the Xiaomi YU7 Max exceeds its advertised 690 bhp.

Tesla's declining performance in the Golden State coincides with CEO Elon Musk's increasingly controversial political positioning.

Prices will be announced on 1st August, post which deliveries will happen in a phased manner.

The integration of these Snapdragon Digital Chassis technologies will enable Minda's upcoming cockpit domain controllers to deliver immersive multimedia experiences. (Representative image)