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Launches, price changes, recalls and policy moves from the Indian car, bike and scooter industry, filed daily by the MotoSutra news desk.
News 3 min
The current-generation Swift keeps its 1.2-litre petrol engine but gains six airbags from the ZXi trim upward, a larger touchscreen and reworked variant pricing.
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Everything the desk has filed, newest first.
Launch
TVS's new flagship single brings a 312 cc engine, four ride modes, a bi-directional quickshifter and a five-inch TFT display to the sub-350 segment.
3 min read Arjun Mehta
Update
Level 2 driver assistance moves down the trim ladder on Mahindra's seven-seat SUV, with recalibration focused on speed control and lane centring in Indian traffic.
3 min read Arjun Mehta
Update
Ex-showroom pricing now runs from ₹12.49 lakh to ₹15.99 lakh, with the company tying the reduction to battery cost economics rather than content changes.
3 min read Priya Sharma
Launch
The mid-size SUV keeps its 1.5-litre petrol engine and price band, gains new lighting and cabin hardware, and now carries driver assistance from a lower trim.
3 min read Imran Yusuf
Industry
Dispatches to dealers have broadened, shortening waiting periods on the 452 cc adventure motorcycle without any change to the machine itself.
3 min read Imran Yusuf
Update
The mid-size SUV keeps its 1.5-litre petrol engine and opens at ₹10.90 lakh, with Kia responding to the Creta's update by moving features down the range.
3 min read Rahul Desai
Update
The electric scooter's claimed range rises to 115 km in Eco, software delivery brings cruise control, and Ather is targeting the build complaints that dogged early machines.
3 min read Priya Sharma
Update
The best-selling scooter keeps its 110 cc engine and ₹76,000 entry price, with Honda concentrating this update on tyre spec, instrumentation and everyday usability.
3 min read Neha Kapoor
Policy
The extension keeps purchase incentives running for another phase and shifts emphasis toward charging build-out, which changes the timing of an EV purchase more than its price.
3 min read Priya Sharma