Latest Car News in India

Renault India, the Indian arm of the French carmaker Renault, has initiated a nationwide Summer Camp across all its service facilities. The summer camp will be organised from May 19 to May 25, 2025. The Renault car owners bringing their vehicles to the camp will be offered exclusive discounts, complimentary gifts, and additional activities to.... [Read More]

With the automotive industry moving between technology and digitalisation, the domestic carmaker Tata Motors has developed a dual-pronged strategy for a resilient and future-ready portfolio. In response to evolving energy trends, Consumer expectations, and digital disruption, are two major concerns for auto manufacturers to combat with..... [Read More]

It is reported that the Japanese auto giant Toyota Motor Corp. is exploring the possibility of investing in a potential buyout of key supplier Toyota Industries Corp. If this happens, it will cost $42 billion to the Japanese car maker.     In a filing with the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Toyota said, "We are currently.... [Read More]

A violent incident between residents and security personnel has raised questions about human behaviour. The incident took place at a high-end housing complex in Greater Noida West’s Amrapali Leisure Valley on Monday, April 21, 2025. Due to safety protocols, security guards didn’t let an SUV enter the society's premises..... [Read More]

India’s leading car manufacturer Tata Motors in collaboration with DIMO, the only authorized distributor in Sri Lanka, has launched a new range of passenger vehicles, including Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) and Electric Vehicles (EV), in the Sri Lankan market.     According to reports, the domestic carmaker.... [Read More]

The Japanese carmaker Toyota is going to establish a state-of-the-art car and battery recycling facility at its Burnaston plant, exhibiting its commitment towards sustainability. It will be for the first time in the history of Toyota validating the used car parts. The announcement was made during a conference in Brussels, where Toyota revealed.... [Read More]

A series of new announcements by US President Donald Trump immediately after being appointed President for the second time has created a scenario of uncertainty among automakers. These announcements can, however, intensify his efforts to revamp international trade. At the same time, some proposed measures, like a 25% tariff on imports from.... [Read More]