Leading brands such as Royal Enfield, Yamaha, TVS, and KTM introduced exciting new models, which grabbed massive consumer attention across segments. From retro-styled classics to performance-focused machines, 2025 has been a great success for the auto industry. Here's our top five biggest bike launches of 2025.

German car manufacturer Mercedes-Benz has revealed its new-generation GLB Luxury SUV. This seven-seater car is available with both ICE and EV powertrain options. The previous-generation GLB was discontinued in India in early 2025. Now, the new generation car is set to make a comeback via CBU.

The next-generation Kia Seltos will make its global debut in India tomorrow (December 10). This will be the second generation of the Seltos to come to India since the current SUV was first launched in 2019.

Maruti Suzuki plans to launch the eVitara electric SUV in January 2026. But before the launch, the company is vigorously building the EV infrastructure across the country. Maruti Suzuki stated that it has installed over 2,000 exclusive charging points in more than 1,100 cities.

Renault India has introduced year-end benefits for December 2025 on the Kiger, Triber and Kwid under its Discovery Days campaign. The biggest discount on offer is ₹1.05 Lakh for certain variants of the Kiger.The Renault Discovery Days campaignoffer structure includes cash discounts, scrappage incentives through the Relive programme, exchange bonuses, loyalty and corporate support and finance schemes.

Harley-Davidson sells the X440 series in India in partnership with Hero MotoCorp. The X440 is the brand's entry-level motorcycle, and with the introduction of the new X440T, the lineup now gets several updated elements. Here's a quick look at what makes the X440T different from the standard X440.

French car maker Citroen is selling only one model in the electric car segment, the eC3. This sub-4-meter electric SUV is competing against popular established electric car brands, such as Tata Motors, MG Motors, and Mahindra. Now, let us compare the 2025 Punch EV with the eC3 and find which car is best suited for daily drives and for year-end vacations.

American motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson has launched the CVO Street Glide in India at ₹63.03 lakh (ex-showroom). The factory custom bagger arrives as part of the Harley-Davidson's Custom Vehicle Operations range and is now the second-most expensive Harley on sale in India, below the CVO Road Glide.The Harley-Davidson CVO Street Glide sits above the standard Street Glide in Harley's touring line-up. It keeps the familiar batwing fairing and bagger silhouette but adds more performance, higher-spec components and a richer finish.

Nissan has released its year-end (December 2025) consumer offers for its sole offering, the Magnite, across its multiple variants. The Nissan December 2025 Consumer Offers include cash benefits, early booking bonuses, exchange support and corporate advantages, with total savings starting from ₹50,000 and rising to ₹1,36,000 depending on the transmission and variant chosen.

The year 2025 has been remarkable for the auto industry, with several significant launches over the past 11 months. Among the biggest launches are the long-awaited entry of American EV maker Tesla, the arrival of Vietnamese EV brand VinFast in India, and the amazing comeback of a legendary SUV - the Tata Sierra.

MG Motors has released a new teaser about its upcoming compact SUV, the 2026 MG Hector. The teaser starts with an exciting tagline, "It's been a while. Get ready to be surprised." We believe this new model will not be a facelift, but will carry a design language and interior features.

India moves to replace physical toll booths with an automated, nationwide electronic toll network using number plate recognition, easing congestion and travel times.

Mahindra will launch the new XUV 7XO in India on January 5, 2026. Practically, this car will be a facelift of the existing XUV 700 and will carry a new nameplate, more premium features and design elements. The brand confirms its launch with a new teaser.

The Indian two-wheeler market is unforgiving, particularly for motorcycles that fall short on features, updates or right pricing. From 2026, several models in the indian market will be phased out, with manufacturers confirming plans to discontinue them by the end of 2025. Several Bikes from major brands, including Harley-Davidson, KTM, Bajaj, Honda, and Royal Enfield, are set to be discontinued by the end of this year.

A factual Tata Sierra review covering design, performance, practicality, features and value for money with clear insights.

Indian EV brand Ola Electric has started delivering the S1 Pro+ scooter, which features an indigenously developed 4680 Bharat Cell battery pack. With this, Ola has become the first Indian company to sell EV scooters powered by both an India-made battery pack and an India-made battery cell.

TVS marks two decades of Apache legacy with the new RTX 300 Adventure 20th Anniversary Edition, unveiled at MotoSoul 2025. This ADV bike was unveiled at the TVS Motosoul 2025 event in Goa. The adventure motorcycle receives a new livery and graphics similar to those of the other Anniversary edition bikes, but the mechanical specifications remain unchanged.

The Tata Sierra SUV combines nostalgic design with modern technology, offering a blend of style, comfort, and advanced infotainment features. The car is sold with multiple engine choices and a wide range of trims, appealing to buyers across various budgets. Explore the full list of features.

Harley-Davidson's second bike, the X440T, has been launched in India at ₹2.79 lakh (ex-showroom). It features a newly designed exhaust, traction control, riding modes, and switchable ABS. The bike will be sold alongside the regular X440.

Tata Motors has released the full variant-wise prices for the new Sierra, confirming a starting point of ₹11.49 lakh for the base naturally aspirated petrol variants, ₹12.99 lakh for the diesel options and ₹17.99 lakh (all ex-showroom) for the sole turbo petrol offering.

India's top 5 carmakers - Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Mahindra, Hyundai and Toyota - sold a total of 3,65,168 units in November 2025 as customers continued to pour into showrooms post the government's restructring of the GSTsetup on passenger vehicles.

TVS Motor Company has launched the Ronin Agonda edition at MotoSoul 5.0 in Goa, pricing it at Rs 1.30 lakh ex-showroom. The new Agonda variant expands the Ronin range with a design theme inspired by Agonda Beach, reflecting the festival's focus on lifestyle-oriented motorcycles.

Japanese luxury carmaker Lexus has unveiled the new LFA Concept. The new Lexus LFA Concept presents a fully electric interpretation of its halo sports car nameplate. The battery-electric Lexus LFA Concept forms part of Toyota's "Shikinen Sengu" programme, which focuses on carrying forward engineering knowledge and design heritage through next-generation performance vehicles, including the GR GT and GR GT3 projects developed in parallel.

South Korean Automaker Hyundai recently debuted the second-generation Venue with a refreshed design and updated interiors. The 2025 Venue has been well received by Indian consumers, with bookings exceeding 32,000 units in just one month since its launch. The car is priced at 7.90 lakhs (ex-showroom).

Toyota Gazoo Racing has unveiled the GR GT, a new hybrid V8 supercar developed alongside its GT3 racing counterpart as part of a unified performance programme. The reveal marks the first public showing of both vehicles in prototype form, signalling Toyota's intent to evolve its motorsport engineering into a next-generation road-legal flagship.