February 2026 is set to be a busy month for the Indian automobile market, with new EVs, top-class SUVs, and global nameplates. · Toyota is entering the mass-market electric SUV segment with the Ebella EV, a rebadged Maruti e Vitara with cosmetic enhancements. · The Ebella EV will feature dual digital displays, ventilated seats, Level-2 ADAS, two battery options, and a Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) scheme.
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Tata Motors recorded its highest-ever monthly sales with 71,066 units in January 2026. · Domestic sales fueled the surge, complemented by a significant 251.7% increase in exports. · The EV segment showed robust growth, solidifying Tata Motors' market leadership in India.
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Volkswagen India will introduce five new models throughout 2026. · The launches will span various segments and body styles, signaling a strong product push. · Confirmed models include the Tayron R-Line SUV and a new sub-four-metre SUV.
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Hyundai is real-world testing the heavily camouflaged third-generation Creta. · Extensive disguise suggests a complete overhaul, not just a minor refresh. · The new design appears boxier, more upright, and promises enhanced SUV presence.
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Mahindra opened XUV 7XO bookings for Rs. 21,000, receiving over 93,000 reservations quickly. · Deliveries have begun for top-tier variants like AX7, AX7T, and AX7L. · Entry-level AX, AX3, and AX5 trims face significant waiting periods, with some deliveries extending to April 2026.
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BMW launches its most powerful X3, the 30 xDrive M Sport Pro, in India. · The SUV features a sportier design, including an illuminated kidney grille and 19-inch alloys. · It comes standard with the M Sport Professional package, promising enhanced power and sharper aesthetics.
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The Duster is set to return to India in 2026, generating immediate queries about diesel and AWD options. · Renault confirms that hybrid powertrains will replace the popular diesel engine, with a 1.8L petrol-hybrid setup. · Company VP Bruno Vanel stated that modern hybrids offer a 'new diesel' experience without emission concerns.
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