Volkswagen Volkswagen has shared the first teaser of the upcoming second-generation T-Roc, and this time it’s more than just a routine update. For the first time, the SUV will feature a strong hybrid system, making it an important step in the company’s global plan.
Maruti Suzuki Maruti Suzuki has broadened the appeal of its popular Grand Vitara SUV by rolling out new colour options for the Sigma, Delta and Delta+ variants. This update comes soon after the launch of the Grand Vitara Phantom Blaq Edition, which was introduced as part of Nexa’s 10th anniversary celebrations. Bookings for the new shades began on 21st August. A special thanks to Karan Bhutani for sharing the update.
Mahindra Mahindra & Mahindra is currently enjoying a strong run in the Indian automobile market. The brand has gained popularity with its modern SUVs that blend performance, features and style. To keep this momentum going Mahindra is preparing to launch two new models in the growing 7seater SUV segment. One of them will be a brand new electric SUV the XEV 7e while the other will be an updated version of the XUV700. Both are expected to arrive early next year and are set to bring fresh choices for families who want space, comfort and advanced technology.
Tata After six years, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (TMPV), a part of Tata Motors, has made a comeback in the South African passenger car market. The brand is entering the market again with a range of new cars and SUVs designed to suit local buyers. Tata has joined hands with Motus Holdings, one of South Africa’s leading automotive groups, to take care of sales, distribution, and aftersales.
Mahindra Mahindra has shown the Vision S concept a preview of its upcoming small SUV that could be added to the Scorpio line up. This new model will compete with popular options like the Hyundai Venue and Tata Nexon. Unlike most other compact SUVs the Vision S stands out with a tougher more rugged look that makes it appear ready for outdoor use.
Skoda The Skoda Kushaq has been on sale in India since 2021 and it is now ready for a mid life update. With the company planning only the Octavia RS launch in 2025 the refreshed Kushaq is expected to reach showrooms in 2026. A camouflaged test mule was recently spotted on the Mumbai Pune Expressway offering a closer look at what’s new in the facelifted SUV.
Lamborghini The global automobile industry has always looked at Lamborghini as a brand that blends design, innovation, and extreme performance. At Monterey Car Week 2025, the company took this reputation one step further with the debut of the Fenomeno, a hypercar that is being called the most powerful Lamborghini ever made. With only 29 units planned, the Fenomeno is both an engineering marvel and a collector’s dream.
Renault Following the launch of the updated Triber in July Renault is now gearing up to bring a refreshed version of the Kiger to the highly competitive sub - 4 - meter SUV market. This will be the biggest design change in the model since its launch. Although nothing is anticipated under the hood, consumers can anticipate exterior styling enhancements, interior enhancements and a restructured trim array.
Mahindra The Mahindra XUV700 facelift continues to be one of the most closely followed upcoming SUV launches in India. Fresh spy shots have now revealed its updated cabin, giving a clearer idea of what buyers can expect from this new version.
Tata In an effort to regain its position in the SUV market, Tata Motors is preparing a series of new launches, including petrol-powered versions of the Harrier and Safari, as well as two fresh SUVs before the end of this financial year. Among these, the Tata Punch facelift and the Sierra EV are scheduled to arrive ahead of Diwali. The internal combustion engine version of the Sierra is set to debut in the first quarter of 2026.
Tata The Tata Safari has received a fresh update with the addition of the Adventure X+ variant while the lineup has been reshuffled. Buyers can now pick from ten distinct trims, each offering a unique mix of design, comfort, and technology features.
Tata The 2025 Tata Harrier SUV has undergone a major reshuffle in its lineup. Two new trims – Adventure X and Adventure X Plus – have been added, while several older variants including Smart (O), Pure, Pure+, Adventure, Adventure+, Fearless, and Fearless+ have been discontinued. The updated Harrier is now offered in 12 variants, with prices starting at Rs 14.99 lakh (ex-showroom).
Citroen Citroen India has introduced a new plan, but this one is not for regular car owners. The focus is on companies and mobility operators such as taxi fleets, ride hailing services, and staff transport firms. The brand has launched a special Drive range of vehicles along with an ownership package called Fleet Assured, created to suit heavy-duty business use.
Tata Expected to arrive later this year, the updated Tata Punch is gearing up for its debut. One of the company’s top-selling models, the Punch will now be introduced in a refreshed form. Several test mules have been seen on Indian roads, revealing small exterior tweaks and noticeable cabin upgrades.
Kia The Kia Onam offers 2025 bring some of the largest festive discounts the brand has ever announced in India, with savings going as high as Rs 15 lakh. This festive season, Kia is pulling out all stops to attract new buyers in Kerala and other parts of India. The highest discount is available on the premium Kia EV6, with benefits worth up to Rs 15 lakh. Other models such as the Carnival, Seltos and Syros also receive significant price cuts, making this an ideal time for buyers to bring home a new Kia.
Kia Kia India has quietly expanded its electric MPV range by introducing a fleet-exclusive Carens Clavis EV. Badged as the HTM variant, it is clearly aimed at operators running corporate shuttles, staff transport, or similar services where reliability and safety compliance are non-negotiable. The changes are subtle, but strategic. Rather than overhauling the vehicle, Kia has kept most of the HTK+ package intact and added a couple of features that matter to fleet managers—features that could tip the scales when businesses decide on their next round of purchases.