October 2025 witnessed a significant 10-11% increase in car sales, totaling 5,49,083 units, driven by the festive season and new launches. · The market was characterized by both excitement and intense competition, with brands scrambling to maintain their positions. · Maruti Suzuki retained its top spot, selling 2,38,515 units, with popular models like Baleno, Brezza, and Swift maintaining strong demand due to brand trust.
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Toyota is launching the Urban Cruiser EV, targeting the rapidly shifting Indian market. · The EV features a clean, fresh design with an SUV stance, suitable for city driving. · It is expected to offer a practical range of 350-400 km, addressing range anxiety.
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The MG Majestor SUV is set to launch in India this November, targeting the premium D+ segment. · It aims to challenge the long-standing dominance of the Toyota Fortuner in the full-size SUV category. · The Majestor boasts a bold design, massive proportions, and a tech-loaded cabin for a commanding road presence.
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Audi has launched the 2025 Q5 facelift, manufactured in Aurangabad, with over 100 units already booked. · It features a 2.0L TFSI petrol engine producing 249 hp, achieving 0-100 km/h in 6.3 seconds with 17 km/l mileage. · Beyond aesthetics, the facelift offers significant real-world updates, providing a sharper and more premium driving experience.
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November 15th will witness the launch of five major new cars in India, including Tata Harrier and Safari. · Modern car buyers prioritize durability, real-world mileage, and robust service networks over marketing hype. · The Tata Harrier offers a commanding drive, though real-world mileage may slightly differ from company claims.
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The 2025 EV rankings show a concentrated market, with two companies dominating the top 5. · Tata Nexon stole the spotlight, winning buyers with its design, durability, and resale value. · Indian EV buyers now prioritize practical aspects like battery reliability and charging convenience.
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India's EV market is projected to triple by 2025, signaling a significant shift away from petrol cars. · Consumers are increasingly prioritizing vehicle durability, battery longevity, and convenient charging infrastructure. · Despite major investments by companies like Tata and Mahindra, the article raises concerns about their true readiness for the rapid market expansion.
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