Latest Car News in India

Online shopping giant Amazon India and the domestic auto manufacturing giant Mahindra Electric have joined hands to encourage the use of electric mobility in the country. According to the sources the e-commerce website Amazon had announced to add 10,000 electric vehicles in its fleet for delivering its products across the country by 2025. These.... [Read More]

With the fuel prices hiking at the jet dynamic speed in the entire nation the car manufacturing companies are finding the possibilities of launching the electronic vehicles at affordable prices. Following the race, the Hyundai Motors India Limited is also conducting a study of finding the possibilities to launch an affordable electric vehicle.... [Read More]

The US-based carmaker Jeep is all set to launch its new SUV in the Indian car market on March 15, 2021. The company has not disclosed any details about the upcoming SUV except releasing its teaser image recently exhibiting the front grille with the company’s logo mounted on it. The new SUV is reported to bring in India through.... [Read More]

Citroen C5 Aircross will be the first product by the French carmaker Groupe PSA in the Indian car market and the company will commence its bookings from March 1, 2021. It seems that with this announcement the carmaker has indicated a hint of its launch sometimes in March itself.   The company will assemble the parts of C5 Aircross.... [Read More]

French carmaker Renault has launched its highly awaited compact SUV Kiger in the Indian car market with the starting price of Rs. 5.45 lakh for the entry-level trim. The top-level trim is priced at Rs. 9.55 lakh. Both the prices are ex-showroom prices in India. The company has started receiving bookings at the down payment of Rs. 11,000 and.... [Read More]

In a notification issued by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), the use of FASTag moving across the national highways will be effective from the midnight of February 15, 2021. According to the notification, all the lanes on the National Highways that earlier collected toll in cash on the toll plazas will be converted into.... [Read More]

The government of India has urged the car manufacturers to stop the practice of integrating low-quality safety features in their vehicles intentionally. According to government sources, it is an ‘inexcusable’ practice and should be controlled strictly. The concern by this was expressed by Mr Giridhar Aramane, Secretary, Ministry of.... [Read More]