Tata Motors launches Prima 3540.K deep-mining tipper, electric E.28K, CNG Signa 2820.TK and new gensets at EXCON 2025, targeting higher productivity and sustainable construction operations.

Second-gen Mercedes-Benz GLB with seven seats debuts globally. The electric variant will launch first, which will no longer carry the EQB nameplate.

One of its multiple planned projects, Vinhomes Smart City, spread across 1,080 hectares,  is expected to create nearly 10,000 jobs in Telangana.

Besides the new engines, Ashok Leyland also showcased an extended range of advanced power solutions at EXCON 2025.

Indofast Energy partners Quantum Energy to launch ₹57,750 Bziness XS e-scooter with battery swapping; targets 10,000 units in three years using the existing 1,100+ station network.

Hyundai Mobis opens a dedicated software R&D centre in Bengaluru focusing on infotainment. The company plans to pair it with Hyderabad hub to strengthen India presence and target 6x order growth by 2028.

Upon launch, the MG Hector Facelift will rival the likes of Tata Harrier and the upcoming Mahindra XUV 7XO.

Second-gen Kia Seltos interior spied: larger 12.3-inch dual screens, Syros-like controls, new steering, and more.

The Zaptor plugs into any car’s 12V power outlet, and all six ports can be used simultaneously.

BharatBenz offers a 6-year/6-lakh km powertrain warranty, 24x7 roadside assistance, and guaranteed parts availability within 24–48 hours to enhance the BB1924 competitiveness.