Mahindra has launched the updated 2025 Bolero Neo in India, with ex-showroom prices starting from 8.49 lakh. The sub-4metre ladder-frame SUV continues to offer its rugged appeal while gaining subtle design tweaks, new features, and a new top-spec N11 trim. That said, here are top 5 highlights of the updated Mahindra Bolero Neo.

South Indian motorcycle manufacturer TVS has launched the Raider 125 Dual Disc. Prices for the TVS Raider Dual Disc start at ₹93,800 for the SXC DD variant and ₹95,600 for the TFT DD variant (both ex-showroom Delhi).

Explore the 2025 Mahindra Bolero Neo Facelift with our detailed review covering design, features, performance, and pricing.

Citroen has expanded its X-Series lineup in India with the launch of the new Aircross X, priced from Rs 8.29 lakh (ex-showroom). Following the introduction of the Basalt X and C3X, this latest SUV continues Citroen's "Shift Into the New" strategy, focusing on delivering premium features and high-tech experiences at accessible prices.

Discover the 2025 Mahindra Bolero B8 with our detailed review covering design, features, performance, and pricing in India.

Mahindra has launched the 2025 Bolero facelift in India at a starting price of Rs 7.99 lakh (ex-showroom). The updated SUV brings a mild design revision, new features across variants, and a new top-spec B8 trim.The 2025 Bolero Facelift is available in four variants: B4, B6, B6 (O), and the newly introduced B8. Fog lamps are offered only from the B6 (O) variant onwards. The B4 is priced at Rs 7.99 lakh, the B6 at Rs 8.69 lakh, the B6 (O) at Rs 9.09 lakh, and the B8 at Rs 9.69 lakh (all ex-showroom).

Mahindra has launched the updated Bolero Neo in India, with prices starting at ₹8.49 lakh (ex-showroom). The 2025 Mahindra Bolero Neo features cosmetic upgrades, new features, and an expanded variant range that now includes a new top-spec N11 trim.The 2025 Mahindra Bolero Neo facelift retains its ladder-frame chassis and rear-wheel-drive layout, staying true to the rugged SUV character of its predecessor. Mahindra has focused on improving ride quality and in-cabin comfort while keeping the mechanical setup largely unchanged.

Skoda has officially opened bookings for the much-anticipated Octavia RS in India, and interested people can book the model by paying a token amount of Rs 2.5 lakh. Known for its razor-sharp dynamics, strong engine, and understated yet sporty design, the Octavia RS continues to hold a cult following among enthusiasts.

Maserati has launched the MCPura in India with prices starting at ₹4.12 crore for the coupe and ₹5.12 crore for the Cielo convertible. The new Maserati MCPura arrives as an evolution of the MC20, with refinements aimed at improving aerodynamics, cooling, and on-track stability.The MCPura continues to use Maserati's carbon-fibre monocoque chassis, offering high torsional rigidity while keeping weight to a minimum. The coupe weighs 1,560 kilograms, while the Cielo variant adds 65 kilograms due to its retractable glass roof. The roof uses electrochromic technology to switch between transparent and opaque modes in seconds.

British bikemaker Triumph has announced a price cut on its Speed 400 and Speed T4 models ahead of the festive season. The company has reduced prices by up to ₹16,797 despite the recent GST hike on motorcycles above 350cc to 40 per cent.The Speed 400 is now priced at ₹2,33,754 (Ex-showroom), down from the previous ₹2,50,551, a drop of ₹16,797 (down by 6.70 per cent). The Speed 400 series's entry-level Triumph Speed T4 is now available at ₹1,92,539 (ex-showroom), revised from ₹2,06,738, which is a drop of ₹14,199 (down by 6.80 per cent). Triumph and Bajaj had chosen to absorb the increased costs following the GST revision rather than passing them on to customers as they continued to focus on accessibility and maintaining the growth momentum of the Speed 400 range.The Speed 400 and Speed T4 have been key drivers of Triumph's expansion in India. Since FY23-24, monthly sales volumes of the Speed 400 lineup have nearly doubled, helping Triumph make its mark on the mid-size motorcycle category.Speaking on the announcement, Manik Nangia, President, Probiking, Bajaj Auto Ltd., said:"The Speed 400 and Speed T4 have set benchmarks in performance, design, and accessibility. By absorbing the impact and introducing a price slash, Triumph and Bajaj Auto are reaffirming their focus on the Indian market and its customers, ensuring the Speed range continues to deliver unmatched value. We have also seen monthly volumes nearly double since FY23-24, with a strong surge in demand before the GST revision, which is a clear reflection of the trust and aspiration customers associate with Triumph. We are confident of sustaining this momentum going forward."The Speed 400 Series is based on the firm's new 398.15cc, four-valve, DOHC, liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine that pushes out 39.5bhp at 8,000 rpm and 37.5Nm of peak torque at 6,500 rpm in the Speed 400.

Mahindra is gearing up to unveil the facelifted versions of its two popular utility vehicles - the Bolero and Bolero Neo - in India today. This launch marks a key update for both SUVs, though with slightly different significance for each.

The much-awaited Mahindra Thar facelift has finally arrived in India, priced between Rs 9.99 lakh and Rs 16.99 lakh (ex-showroom). This update marks 5 years since the launch of the current-generation Thar 3-door model in 2020.

Mahindra is gearing up to introduce refreshed versions of its rugged utility duo-the Bolero and Bolero Neo-on October 6. The facelift will bring fresh styling updates and interior enhancements aimed at keeping both models relevant in India's compact SUV segment, where design appeal increasingly drives buyer interest.The Mahindra Bolero Neo, based on the TUV300 platform, will receive the more visible makeover. Spy shots have already revealed a redesigned front fascia featuring a new grille with horizontal slats instead of the previous vertical setup.

Few carmakers can translate affection into engineering the way Rolls-Royce does. The British marque's bespoke division has crafted cars inspired by everything from celestial constellations to couture fabrics, yet its latest commission tells a story that feels far more personal - and unexpectedly heartwarming.

Starting November 15, drivers passing through national highway toll plazas without a valid FASTag will have to pay double the regular fee if they choose to pay in cash. Those paying through UPI will be charged 1.25 times the normal toll.The change to the toll collection rules was revealed by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways in a notification about new amendments to the National Highways Fee (Determination of Rates and Collection) Rules, 2008. The update sets separate penalty rates for vehicles entering toll plazas without an active or functional FASTag.

Bajaj Auto recorded a solid 9 per cent year-on-year rise in total sales in September 2025, reaching 5,10,504 units. That comes after it sold 4,69,531 units in September 2024. Month-on-month, Bajaj's sales rose by 22.2 per cent from the 4,17,616 units sold in August.In the two-wheeler category, domestic sales grew 5 per cent. Bajaj sold 2,73,188 two-wheelers in India in September 2025, up from 2,59,333 in the same month last year. Exports also climbed 12 per cent: Bajaj shipped 1,57,665 units abroad, compared to 1,41,156 units the previous year. That made the total two-wheeler sales 4,30,853 units, an 8 per cent gain over 4,00,489 units last September.For commercial vehicles, things were mixed domestically but strong overseas. In India, sales dipped a little-52,064 units versus the 52,554 units sold in September 2024, a drop of 1 per cent. On the export front, the jump was serious: 27,587 units were shipped out, up from 16,488, marking a 67 per cent rise year-over-year. Combined, commercial vehicle sales hit 79,651 units, up 15 per cent from the 69,042 units sold in September last year.Combining both two-wheelers and commercial vehicles, Bajaj's domestic sales in September rose 4 per cent to 3,25,252 units, from the 3,11,887 units in the same month of the prior year. Exports climbed 18 per cent to 1,85,252 units, versus 1,57,644 units a year ago.Looking at April through September 2025 (the first half of the financial year), Bajaj Auto sold a total of 24,05,357 units (domestic plus exports). That is about 4 per cent more than the 23,23,560 units in the same period in 2024.In that stretch, domestic two-wheeler sales declined 8 per cent, dropping to 11,25,920 units from 12,19,298. But exports for bikes saw strong growth at 17 per cent, with 8,91,858 units shipped versus 7,64,827 earlier. That meant total two-wheeler sales across six months edged ahead 2 per cent to 20,17,778 units.For commercial vehicles in this half-year span, domestic sales slightly improved by 1 per cent to 2,49,681 units from 2,48,034. Exports jumped 51 per cent to 1,37,898 units, against 91,401 in the same period last year. Thus total commercial vehicle numbers rose to 3,87,579 from 3,39,435.Altogether in April-September 2025, domestic sales (both two-wheelers and CVs) stood at 13,75,601 units, down about 6 per cent from 14,67,332 units in the same period of 2024. Export sales meanwhile grew by 20 per cent to 10,29,756 units from 8,56,228 units.

Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt Ltd (SMIPL) reported a strong September performance with total two-wheeler sales of 1,23,550 units, marking a 25 percent year-on-year increase over 99,185 units sold during the same month last year.Domestic sales led the growth, rising 37 percent to 1,05,886 units, compared to 77,263 units in September 2024. Exports, however, saw a dip, dropping to 17,664 units from 21,922 a year earlier as international demand slowed in some markets.

Hero MotoCorp closed September 2025 with a strong performance, posting an 8 per cent year-on-year growth in total sales. The Indian two-wheeler giant sold 6,87,220 units during the month, marking a sharp rise from 6,37,050 units recorded in September last year.Month-on-month, Hero also saw a healthy recovery, with volumes climbing over 24 per cent compared to August's 5,53,727 units. The company attributed the solid momentum to festive buying and improved demand in both rural and urban markets.

Mahindra has rolled out the mid-life facelift for the Thar, and while it looks familiar at first glance, there's more under the surface than meets the eye. From subtle design tweaks to fresh comfort touches, here are the top 5 things you need to know about the 2025 Mahindra Thar facelift.

India's largest carmaker, Maruti Suzuki, has achieved a notable logistics milestone by sending its first batch of vehicles into the Kashmir Valley using the Indian Railways network. This move makes Maruti Suzuki the first automaker in India to send cars to the Kashmir Valley by rail.The maiden rail consignment included over 100 units of popular models like Brezza, Dzire, WagonR and S-Presso. The train began its journey from Maruti's in-plant railway siding at Manesar and travelled more than 850 km to reach Anantnag in Jammu & Kashmir.

Tata Motors set a new benchmark in September 2025, reporting its highest-ever monthly passenger vehicle sales. Tata Motors sold 60,907 passenger vehicles last month, including 59,667 units in the domestic market, registering a massive 45.3 per cent year-on-year increase.Exports played a role in this record as well, with 1,240 units shipped overseas compared to just 250 units in the same month last year. That surge reflects a 396 per cent rise and underlines Tata's growing presence in international markets.

Japanese two-wheeler giant Honda sold 5,68,164 units in September 2025, registering a 5.44 % YoY growth (29,312 units) over 5,38,852 units in September 2024. Honda's sales also increased in the month-on-month metrics, rising by 6.23 % (33,303 units) compared to August 2025's 5,34,861 units.Domestic sales contributed 5,05,693 units, marking a 2.85 % YoY rise (14,015 units) from the 4,91,678 units sold last year. The export segment performed strongly with 62,471 units, up 32.43 % YoY (15,297 units) compared to 47,174 units in September 2024. Exports accounted for roughly 11 % of total monthly sales.

The 2025 Mahindra Thar facelift has been launched in India with prices starting at ₹9.99 lakh (ex-showroom). The refreshed Mahindra Thar 3-door brings updates in design, interior comfort, and connected technology. The 2025 Mahindra Thar Facelift's exterior sports a distinct new grille and a dual-tone front bumper, paired with fresh 18-inch alloy wheels. The Thar facelift is offered in six exterior colour options, including two new shades: Tango Red and Battleship Grey.

French carmaker Citroën has expanded its lineup in India with the launch of the New Aircross X, priced from ₹8.29 lakh (ex-showroom). The new Citroen Aircross X joins the recently introduced Basalt X and C3X, further strengthening the brand's Citroën 2.0 "Shift Into the New" strategy.

Royal Enfield posted a blistering performance in September 2025, hitting its highest ever monthly sales. The Chennai-based bikemaker moved 1,24,328 units, a 43% YoY jump from the 86,978 bikes sold in September 2024.In August 2025, Royal Enfield had sold 1,14,002 units, and September's numbers reflect a 9% MoM increase in sales numbers. Domestically, Royal Enfield sold 1,13,573 bikes in September, which is again a 43% YoY growth. For exports, the tally was 10,755 units, up 41% from the same period in 2024. Compared to August, domestic sales increased by 10.4%, while exports declined by 3.3%.