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Nitin Gadkari brings a simple solution to save toll money and cut highway stress. What’s the News? If you own a car and use highways often, here’s something that could save you time and money. On August 15, 2025, the government will launch a FASTag-based annual pass for private vehicles. The pass will cost ₹3,000 […]
India is on the road to a cleaner, electric future, but it has hit, quite literally, an unexpected bump in the road. China has tightened regulations on the export of rare-earth magnets, which are small yet powerful elements essential to electric vehicles (EVs) since April 2025. This abrupt shift is posing significant problems for the
India’s auto sector has seen many ups and downs over the years. But mid-2025 has brought a surprising challenge for car dealers, more than 5 lakh unsold vehicles are now sitting in dealerships across the country. These cars, valued at around ₹52,000 crore, are creating serious financial stress for dealers and raising concerns about the
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has recently reduced the repo rate by 50 basis points, bringing it down to 5.5%. This move is making waves in the car market, especially among those planning to buy a new vehicle. But what does this really mean for you? Let’s break it down in easy language. What
Maruti Suzuki has always been a trusted choice for Indian buyers, especially for its popular models like the Baleno and Dzire. But the 2024-2025 Bharat NCAP crash test results have brought these cars under the spotlight. This is a detailed look at how they performed and what it means for you as a buyer. Maruti
Last May, India’s EV market reached a great milestone, showing rapid growth. In keeping with the latest information from FADA, electric cars accounted for 4.1% of the total sales of passenger vehicles for that month. This shows that the trend of choosing electric cars is growing, since it is better than the 2.6% of May
India is becoming one of the world’s most promising electric vehicle (EV) markets, and global carmakers are starting to notice. In 2025, a major shift is underway: leading foreign automakers like Skoda and Mercedes-Benz are planning to set up EV manufacturing operations in India under a new government scheme. This move marks a turning point
For many years, small cars like the Maruti Alto, Hyundai Eon, Tata Nano, and Renault Kwid ruled Indian roads. They were the go-to choice for first-time car buyers, middle-class families, and rural markets. But in 2025, a surprising shift has taken place — the small car segment is disappearing fast. In FY2016, entry-level small cars
In the fast-evolving world of automobiles, few stories shine as brightly as Hyundai Motor India’s incredible journey of global exports. Completing 25 years of exporting cars from India is no small feat, and Hyundai has done it with consistent performance, quality manufacturing, and a global vision. From humble beginnings in 1999 to becoming one of
India is moving towards a greener and cleaner future. The need to reduce pollution and dependence on fossil fuels has made people look for better transportation options. Electric Vehicles (EVs) and Hybrid Vehicles are two popular choices that support this goal. But the question remains — which is the better option for India’s future? Let’s
India’s transportation and logistics sector is the backbone of the country’s economy, and trucks play a major role in the movement of goods across the nation. But today, there is a new trend in the commercial vehicle (CV) segment that’s catching everyone’s attention — the average age of India’s medium and heavy commercial vehicle (M&HCV)
