The project aims to help Maruti Suzuki reduce its transportation and logistics carbon footprint significantly, capable of transporting 4,50,000 vehicles at full capacity.

The costs aren’t too steep either.

The Munich-based automotive giant has implemented digital twin technology across more than 30 manufacturing facilities globally.

Two-wheelers are likely to continue to occupy the lion share of this massive growth.

The collaboration supports VinFast's planned launch of two flagship electric SUV models in India.

The Celebration Edition is limited to 50 units and focuses more on rear seat comfort.

Perforce Software’s survey shows automotive developers grappling with quality, security, and compliance issues as vehicles turn digital.

Alongside the price hike, the Bullet 350 has also gained a new entry-level variant.

Prices for the updated Grand Vitara start at ₹13.48 (ex-showroom, India), and it also gets a few new features.

This new variant replaces the Chetak 2903 variant from before.