Spied Tata Avinya X reveals a bold premium electric SUV with an aero-optimized design and long wheelbase. Built on a JLR-derived platform, it supports 350kW fast charging and up to 80kWh battery packs. Expect a feature-rich cabin with a floating touchscreen, digital cockpit, and panoramic sunroof, marking a strong premium EV entry.
Hero Surge S32, the world’s first category-swapping EV, transforms from a scooter to an auto in minutes. Launching in India in late 2026, it promises versatile urban mobility, hauling up to 500 kg across three commercial variants.
India's EV market is booming, with sales projected to hit 3.04 crore annually by 2032. A new report shows sales rose 26% to 26 lakh units in 2025, driven by government incentives and expanding charging infrastructure. Two- and three-wheelers dominate, accounting for 91% of sales.
Kia India is set to launch two new electric SUVs in July: the Syros EV and Sorento Hybrid. The Syros EV, built on the K1 platform, targets an affordable price range of ₹15-20 lakhs, while the Sorento Hybrid will compete with premium 7-seater SUVs, priced around ₹30 lakhs.