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The Toyota Glanza facelift will make its India debut on October 14, arriving about a month after the Baleno facelift it is based on. Here is everything expected to change, and what is not changing.

Honda India's September 2026 offers cover the Elevate, City, and Amaze, with the Elevate getting up to Rs. 1.79 lakh in benefits or up to Rs. 2.44 lakh on specific ZX variants with accessory packages. Here is the full breakdown.

Honda Cars India is expected to launch the Elevate facelift on 6 October. It is expected to get revised styling, a longer feature list, and potentially the City's strong-hybrid powertrain, though that last bit remains unconfirmed.

Tata Motors September 2026 offers cover seven models, with the Curvv getting up to Rs. 1.25 lakh and the Nexon up to Rs. 75,000. The Punch and 2026 Tiago carry no offers, and petrol Harrier and Safari variants are also excluded.

Hyundai Motor India has installed 120 kW DC fast chargers across New Delhi on World EV Day, in partnership with Statiq. It also plans to grow its public charging network to 600 stations by 2030 and is training thousands of dealers ahead of a new localised EV SUV.

Mahindra's September 2026 offers cover six models, with older-stock Scorpio N variants getting up to Rs. 3 lakh in benefits and the Thar Roxx getting up to Rs. 2.40 lakh. No offers are available on the XUV 7XO or any Mahindra EV this month.

These cars in our list offer great mileage and can store decent amount of stuff thanks to cleverly placed CNG tanks

Hybrid cars are gaining serious interest in India as more affordable options start appearing and real-world city mileage figures impress owners.

Diesel cars still make sense for buyers doing long commutes or frequent highway runs. Here are the best mileage diesel cars you can buy in India under Rs 20 lakh, with ARAI figures, specs, and prices.

Driving in city with manual is tiresome, to say the least. Nowadays automatics are pretty fuel efficient and here are the best ones under 10 lakhs