The Indian MPV market is experiencing a significant boom with diverse new models planned. · Nissan is set to launch the Gravite, a budget-friendly, 7-seater MPV, on February 17, 2026. · The Gravite targets families seeking spacious yet affordable vehicles for city use.
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Tata Motors' new Sierra has surpassed 100,000 bookings, marking a significant milestone. · The automaker's primary focus has shifted from generating demand to scaling up production. · Production faces challenges due to parts sourcing and shared manufacturing facilities with the Nexon.
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Next-gen Hyundai Bayon spotted, hinting at a major sub-compact SUV overhaul. · The new model is bigger, boxier, and more premium, shedding its hatchback-like vibe. · Expect advanced digital interiors, enhanced safety, and a global launch including India.
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Car brands are quietly correcting course in the Indian market, teasing products and adjusting pricing. · MG Rakan revealed in Kuwait previews the Majestor's interior with big screens and visual drama. · MG's critical test remains software stability and long-term reliability, not just showroom appeal.
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Hybrids unexpectedly became the top-selling car type in 2026, defying earlier predictions of EV dominance. · Consumers prefer hybrids for their convenience, avoiding EV range anxiety and charging stress. · Strong Hybrids, which don't require plugging in, emerged as a particular crowd favorite.
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Cars are transforming into "Software-Defined Vehicles," essentially smartphones on wheels. · Over-the-air (OTA) updates will continuously enhance features like brakes, horsepower, and dashboards. · This means vehicles will evolve and stay current longer, unlike traditional models that quickly become outdated.
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Internal combustion engines are facing obsolescence and bans amid the rise of electric vehicles. · Hydrogen combustion emerges as a potential savior, burning hydrogen to emit only water vapor, not carbon. · Unlike fuel cells, this technology retains the familiar engine sound and feel, with Toyota and BMW actively developing it.
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