Each brand showcased strengths in different areas, from sales volume and electric vehicle (EV) penetration to year-on-year growth and premium segment dominance.

Foxconn announced its Foxtron Model D (above), an MUV that partners can fully customise, at the company's Hon Hai Tech Day 2024 event.

The current EV policy, which expired on March 31, has been extended by 15 days to maintain continuity while the draft is under review.

The E-Class Long Wheelbase (LWB) continued its strong run as the best-selling luxury vehicle in India, bolstered by the introduction of the E 450 variant.

McLaren will become the 16th brand to join the class, competing alongside Toyota, Ferrari, Porsche, Aston Martin, Lamborghini, and others.

The company delivered a total of 3,914 cars, comprising both BMW and MINI brands, alongside 1,373 motorcycles under BMW Motorrad.

In India, growth is expected to be supported by the rollout of the Syros, upcoming EV models, and hybrid offerings.

Launched as a limited edition, BMW India is offering a 6-speed manual transmission alongside the standard 8-speed Steptronic Sport automatic gearbox.

It slots in between the two 390 Adventure models.

Wholesale volumes for the fiscal stood at 6,266 units, up 39 per cent compared to the previous year.