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    Mahindra BE 6, XEV 9e Electric SUV First Batch Deliveries Start

    Mahindra Electric SUVs – Delivery StartMahindra & Mahindra has officially commenced customer deliveries of its much-anticipated BE 6 and XEV 9e electric SUVs, signalling the start of a new chapter in India’s premium EV market. These are the first models based on Mahindra’s new INGLO platform, under the Born Electric (BE) and XEV sub-brands.
    The BE 6, with its futuristic styling, and the XEV 9e, a bold coupe-SUV, were unveiled in their final production form in late 2024. Now, with deliveries underway, Mahindra is looking to strengthen its footprint in the fast-growing electric vehicle segment.
    Anurag Kashyap taking delivery of XEV 9e
    Milind Deora, Anurag Kashyap Among First Owners
    Among the first customers to receive their EVs were MP Milind Deora, who proudly took delivery of the Made-in-India BE 6, and acclaimed filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, who drove home in the new XEV 9e. Both moments were shared publicly, highlighting growing interest among prominent personalities in supporting homegrown EV innovation.
    Milind Deora described the delivery of his BE 6 as a “proud moment to see Indian companies innovating and competing globally,” while Anurag Kashyap was welcomed at the dealership with a special display celebrating his milestone purchase.
    Milind Deora with his BE 6
    Born Electric SUVs: Made in India, Engineered for the World
    Both the BE 6 and XEV 9e are underpinned by Mahindra’s INGLO skateboard architecture, co-developed with global partners including Volkswagen. This new platform enables fast charging, long driving ranges, ADAS safety tech, and a high degree of connectivity and digital integration.
    – The BE 6 is positioned as a mid-size urban electric SUV with a sharp coupe roofline and is expected to offer a real-world range of over 500 km.
    – The XEV 9e, with its luxurious coupe-SUV profile, will serve as Mahindra’s EV flagship, offering over 500 km of range, a panoramic display, premium interiors, and advanced driver assistance features.
    Bookings and Market Rollout
    Deliveries have begun in key metro cities, with further rollouts scheduled over the coming months. Both SUVs are receiving strong interest from urban buyers seeking futuristic design, electric performance, and brand trust.
    With these launches, Mahindra has firmly positioned itself as a leading contender in the premium EV segment, and deliveries to public figures like Deora and Kashyap only reinforce the brand’s visibility and credibility in this space. As more models from the BE and XEV range arrive in the future, Mahindra is set to play a key role in India’s electric mobility revolution. More

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    Hero Xpulse 210 First Ride Review – From Good To Better

    Hero Xpulse 210 First Ride ReviewEver since Hero MotoCorp was coined after the split with Honda, the company has been a stalwart in the off-road genre. The torch of the mighty Impulse was taken over by Xpulse 200 and has received multiple updates after it was first launched. Now, Hero has just launched Xpulse 210, which is the most advanced and the most tech-loaded iteration of Xpulse brand yet.
    We got to sample this motorcycle at the national media drive event in Udaipur, Rajasthan, organised by Hero MotoCorp. After riding Xpulse 210 across varied terrains and off-road sessions, here’s what we think about Hero MotoCorp’s latest off-roader.
    Hero Xpulse 210 First Ride Review – Design & Appearance
    World’s largest motorcycle manufacturer, Hero MotoCorp, launched Xpulse 210 at the prestigious Auto Expo 2025. There are two variants of Xpulse 210 conveniently named Base & Top. Prices start from Rs 1.76 lakh (Ex-sh) for Base and Top costs Rs 1.86 lakh (Ex-sh). Top is the feature-loaded variant that gets all the bells and whistles.
    Hero Xpulse 210 Design
    There are four colours on offer with Xpulse 210 – Wild Red and Glacier White colourways with Base and Azure Blue and Alpine Silver colourways with Top. At the media drive event, Hero provided Rushlane an Xpulse 210 in Alpine Silver colourway. While it looks nice, I personally think Glacier White should be offered with Top variant for that clean aesthetic.
    Hero Xpulse 210 Design
    The company had showcased a more off-road version of Xpulse 210 at Auto Expo 2025, which will launch later. There’s a good probability that it will be launched only with Base variant. When compared to Xpulse 200, Xpulse 210 looks like an entirely different motorcycle, while still rocking that quintessential enduro bike look.
    Hero Xpulse 210 Muscular Fuel Tank
    Xpulse 210 looks a lot more muscular and beefy than Xpulse 200 4V, which is a good thing. It has significantly better road presence and the primary contributor towards this effect is the new fuel tank. It is taller and a lot wider thanks to the new tank shrouds. It almost looks like there is a semi fairing with Xpulse 210, which is not the case.
    Hero Xpulse 210 Lighting
    There’s a new front windshield which is taller and works quite well deflecting wind off riders even at highway speeds. Seat is a single-piece unit which is scooped out to offer a lower seat height and pillion area gets a slight step. The knuckle guards look better on Xpulse 210 and handlebar gets revised switchgear, especially with Top variant.
    Hero Xpulse 210 Design
    Rear section is a lot sharper in design with Xpulse 210 and exhaust is now set a little higher than on Xpulse 200. There’s LED lighting all around with Xpulse 210 in the form of LED headlights, LED tail lights and LED turn indicators. Sturdy rear luggage rack, revised front beak, and the 4.2-inch TFT instrument cluster are notable elements.
    Hero Xpulse 210 Engine
    Specs & Hardware
    An untrained eye might think that Xpulse 210 is just an Xpulse 200 4V with the heart of Karizma XMR 210. That is not the case as Xpulse 210 is a completely different animal altogether. It is positioned on a different chassis featuring revised geometry and dynamics. Comparing the Base variant of Xpulse 200 4V with Xpulse 210, we can see that the newer bike is 32 mm longer and 10 mm wider.
    Hero Xpulse 210 Exhaust
    It also features a 19 mm longer wheelbase and seat height with standard variants (non Pro) is also increased by 5 mm. Ground clearance is the same 220 mm with standard versions of Xpulse 200 and Xpulse 210. Weight has gone up with Xpulse 210 as well and top-spec Top variant weighs in at 170 kg now. The 21-inch front and 18-inch rear wire-spoke wheels are a tried and tested combination. There are disc brakes at both ends and for the first time, Xpulse 210 got dual-channel ABS.
    Hero Xpulse 210 Tyres
    Xpulse 210 features the same 210cc engine as Karizma XMR 210, but is worked on to suit the character of Xpulse 210. For the very first time, an Xpulse is packing a liquid-cooled engine, a DOHC head, a slip and assist clutch, a 6-speed gearbox, dual-channel ABS which is switchable to unlock some fun and a TFT instrument cluster, among others. This TFT cluster is the most sophisticated Hero ever offered in its portfolio and it features music control, app connectivity and turn by turn navigation.
    Hero Xpulse 210 Brakes
    The 210cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled DOHC 4V/cylinder engine on Xpulse is tuned to develop a peak power of 24.6 PS at 9,250 RPM and 20.7 Nm of peak torque at 7,250 RPM and is mated to a slip and assist clutch along with a 6-speed gearbox. This is the most powerful Xpulse yet and gets the most sought-after 6-speed gearbox for effortless highway cruising at triple digit speeds.
    Hero Xpulse 210 Suspension
    Ergonomics & Dynamics
    Xpulse 210 does an excellent job in containing the heat and dissipating it away from the rider as well. Rider is seated high and gets a commanding seating posture. I am a 182 cm tall individual and I could easily flat foot on both sides without any issues. Rider’s triangle is very relaxed and it did not induce any fatigue while seated on the pillion seat or standing. The footpegs are slightly forward set and offer a lot of comfort for highway rides.
    Hero Xpulse 210 Footpegs
    When standing and riding, Xpulse 210 offers optimum leverage for riders to grip it between their thighs. Xpulse 210 handles these speeds like a champ without breaking a sweat. This engine is tuned to achieve an optimum balance between tractability and effortless power delivery. Maintaining speeds of around 120 km/h on the highway is no problemo for Xpulse 210, thanks to the new engine and the added 6th gear. This motor does not hiccup even if you short shift and keep it at a higher gear than what is necessary.
    Hero Xpulse 210 Ergonomics
    There are far less vibrations on this engine, especially when compared to the one seen on Xtreme 250R. So, in a way, we kinda welcome Hero’s move to offer this 210cc engine on Xpulse 210 which is more suited for intended long distance touring. There are multiple luggage mounting provisions and there is a metal bash plate to protect the bike’s underbelly.
    Hero Xpulse 210 Switchgear
    Acceleration is quite brisk and Xpulse 210 gains speeds quite effortlessly. The revised geometry and the upgraded suspension setup ensures that Xpulse 210 is the best handling off-roader / enduro motorcycle Hero has ever launched. It is surprisingly agile and takes on corners with great ease, offering a great deal of confidence to riders, encouraging them to carry higher speeds into corners. Braking is quite sure-footed as well and is par for the performance ceiling that this motorcycle offers.
    Hero Xpulse 210 TFT Cluster Screen
    The bike that can do it all?
    Around Rs 2 lakh OTR is a compelling proposition for a one motorcycle that does it all. Xpulse 200 was the closest motorcycle to this concept, which was limited by highway cruising capability. Xpulse 210 fixes that and brings multiple new features and technology to the off-road genre at prices that rival brands are not even trying.
    Hero Xpulse 210 TFT Cluster Screen
    It looks better, rides better, performs significantly better, brakes better, packs better technology and meets all the requirements to be the only bike in your garage at around Rs 2 lakh (OTR) price point. However, that’s not the whole story. If there is one motorcycle that the OEM has continually updated and still kept loyalists wanting for more, it has to be Hero’s Xpulse.
    Hero Xpulse 210 USB Port
    Ever since it was first introduced, Hero has updated it multiple times. First, we got BS6 update, then we got the 4V update and then we got MY23 Xpulse 200 4V with updated switchgear and it introduced a Pro variant which offered factory-fitted Rally Kit contents for affordable prices.
    Hero Xpulse 210
    Despite the periodic updates, Hero didn’t quite capture the market and Xpulse brand never took off smashing sales charts. With the Xpulse 210, the same commotion exists as many prospective buyers might crave Hero’s new 250cc engine (debuted on Xtreme 250R) on this motorcycle or wish for the more off-road friendly Rally variant to be a available at launch. Instead of thinking what this bike could have been, we have to look at what it currently is.
    Hero Xpulse 210 LED Turn Indicators
    What it is, is the jack of all trades. It does everything right and there is not a single element which is missing or wrong on this motorcycle. Hero MotoCorp has hit it out of the park with Xpulse 210 where packaging is concerned. It could be the finest motorcycle around the Rs 2 lakh OTR mark that does it all – City commutes, Highway cruising and Off-roading.
    Hero Xpulse 210 Wire-spoke Wheels
    Hero Xpulse 210 is a lot more premium than what Xpulse 200 could have ever dreamt of and has significantly improved in terms of performance and dynamics. After finessing it with multiple iterations and updates, Hero MotoCorp has finally cracked the formula and this can easily be that one motorcycle around Rs 2 lakh OTR price point that can do it all. More

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    2025 Honda CBR150R Debuts With New Colours, Updates

    2025 Honda CBR150RNew 2025 Honda CBR150R sports bike gets two new colours in Malaysia, while equipment list remains the same as earlier
    2025 Honda CBR150R has been launched with new colour options of Honda Tricolor and Silver. Price has been increased slightly by RM100, which is approximately Rs 2,000. Let’s check out the details of the new colour options introduced with the 2025 Honda CBR150R.
    2025 Honda CBR150R – New colours
    Among the two new colours introduced for the 2025 Honda CBR150R, the Honda Tricolor is the most captivating. It essentially highlights Honda’s rich motorsport heritage that’s all about speed and competition. Along with the dominant red colour that covers most of the surfaces, there are contrasting shades of white and blue. These can be seen most prominently on the side fairing and the fuel tank. Overall look and feel is further improved with the USD forks in golden finish.
    2025 Honda CBR150R
    Talking about the new Silver colour scheme, it is relatively sober in comparison to the Honda Tricolor option. Most exciting part is the contrasting accents in bright yellow colour. These can be seen across the front fascia, side fairing, fuel tank and seat section. With finer brush strokes used for the yellow shade, the overall look and feel seems a lot more refined. In a way, the Silver colour theme embodies sporty elegance, in contrast to the more ostentatious Honda Tricolor shade.
    In terms of its design, there are no changes to the 2025 Honda CBR150R. The bike draws inspiration from its larger-capacity siblings such as the CBR1000RR-R, CBR650R, and CBR250RR. Some of the key highlights include an aggressive front fascia, sleek dual LED headlamp setup with sharp DRLs, front-cowl-mounted trendy rear-view mirrors and a compact windscreen. The bike has a sculpted fuel tank, sporty fairing, split seats and upswept exhaust.
    2025 Honda CBR150R
    2025 Honda CBR150R – Performance, specs
    Equipment list for 2025 Honda CBR150R is the same as earlier. Powering the bike is a 149.2 cc, single cylinder, liquid cooled, DOHC engine that generates 16.09 hp and 13.7 Nm of torque. It is mated to a constant mesh, 6 speed gearbox and comes with an assist and slipper clutch. The engine is designed to deliver a powerful performance all while ensuring a smooth and responsive experience. The liquid cooling prevents overheating, something that is quite useful in demanding situations.
    2025 Honda CBR150R
    Honda CBR150R utilizes a diamond frame, suspended on USD forks at front and swing arm with monoshock (Pro-Link) system at the rear. The bike uses 17-inch wheels, wrapped with 100/80 front and 130/70 rear tubeless tyres. Braking setup comprises disc brakes at both ends with dual-channel ABS. With a seat height of 788 mm, users can expect optimal control and handling. The bike’s kerb weight of 137 kg is also quite manageable.
    Safety features include an emergency stop signal (ESS) that warns other road users about emergency braking scenarios. Honda CBR150R is a 5-star rated bike, as per the MyMAP Program. It certifies that the bike complies with UN regulations, production standards and has the necessary safety features. Tech kit for Honda CBR150R includes a full digital colour instrument panel. It complements the bike’s sporty profile and displays a wide range of information in a clear, concise format. More

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    350cc To 450cc Motorcycle Sales Feb 2025 – RE 350, Triumph 400, Honda 350, KTM 390

    Triumph Speed 400Analyzing the 350cc to 450cc Motorcycle Sales Feb 2025 charts, we can see that this segment favours Royal Enfield in a massive way. For context, the segment sold 88,296 units in total and 76,470 of them came out from Royal Enfield stables, constituting 86.59% of this segment’s total sales.
    With 88,296 units units sold in the month of February 2025, the 350cc to 450cc motorcycle segment registered a healthy 15.04% YoY growth over 76,755 units sold in February 2024, gaining 11,541 units in volume. However, there was a 2.50% MoM decline as the segment had sold 90,563 units in January 2025, losing 2,267 units in volume.
    350cc To 450cc Motorcycle Sales Feb 2025
    At the top of this list, we have Royal Enfield Classic 350 which sold 30,641 units and accounted for 34.70% of this segment’s total sales. Classic 350 registered 8.23% YoY and 0.19% MoM growth when compared to 28,310 units sold last year and 30,582 units sold a month before. Volume gain stood at 2,331 units YoY and 59 units MoM.
    In 2nd place, we have the Bullet 350 which sold 19,244 units last month and accounted for 21.79% of this segment’s total sales. Like Classic 350, Bullet 350 also fell into the green with 38.01% YoY growth over 13,944 units sold last year and 0.42% MoM growth over 19,163 units sold a month before. Volume gain stood at 5,300 units YoY (highest in this list) and 81 units MoM).
    350cc to 450cc Motorcycle Sales Feb 2025 – YoY
    In 3rd and 4th place, we have Royal Enfield’s Hunter 350 and Meteor 350 with 16,599 and 7,207 units respectively. While it all green all the way for Hunter 350 with 36.93% YoY growth and 4.30% MoM growth, Meteor 350 fell into the red completely with 11.30% YoY decline and 13.93% MoM decline.
    Breaking Royal Enfield’s streak is Triumph’s 400 range (Speed 400, Speed T4 and Scrambler 400X) with 3,641 units sold last month. Numbers almost doubled YoY registering 96.28% YoY growth, gaining 1,786 units in volume. There was a 9.76% MoM decline, though. Jawa / Yezdi (retail) sales stood at 2,287 units and numbers fell into the red completely as there was 12.74% YoY and 16.93% MoM decline, losing 334 units in volume YoY and 466 units MoM.
    KTM 390 registered YoY and MoM growth
    The 5th Royal Enfield on this list is Himalayan 450 and it secured 7th position on this list with 2,158 units sold. It fell into the red as there was 5.27% YoY and 20.52% MoM decline. In 8th and 9th place, we have Honda’s H’ness CB350 and CB350 with 2,039 and 1,154 units sold respectively. There was no growth in sales in both YoY and MoM aspects.
    350cc to 450cc Motorcycle Sales Feb 2025 – MoM
    In 10th place, we have KTM’s 390 range (RC 390, 390 Duke, 390 Adventure) with 940 units sold and saw 7.67% YoY growth and 159.67% MoM growth. In 11th place, we have Harley-Davidson X440 with 660 units and saw 70.26% YoY decline and 25.09% MoM decline. Guerrilla 450 from Royal Enfield was next with 621 units sold and is recovering in sales MoM as there was a 77.94% MoM growth.
    Bajaj’s Pulsar 400 and Dominar 400 secured 13th and 14th positions on this list with 445 and 380 units sold last month. Aprilia RS457 pushed 181 units last month, Hero Mavrick 440 52 units, Husqvarna Svartpilen 401 21 units, Aprilia Tuono 457 20 units and Kawasaki sold a total of 6 units last month comprising of Ninja, Eliminator and KLX motorcycles. More

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    Ather Sales Feb 2025 – Rizta, 450X, 450S, 450 Apex

    New Ather Rizta Electric ScooterAther Energy’s first family electric scooter, Rizta, launched in mid 2024, has quickly become the brand’s best-selling model, accounting for 64.10% of Ather’s total sales over the past nine months. The shift in demand from performance-oriented electric scooters to family-friendly, practical EVs is evident, as the Rizta has amassed 79,531 unit sales out of 1,24,070 total units sold across Ather’s lineup.
    Rizta Leads Ather’s Sales Since Launch
    Since its debut, the Ather Rizta has averaged 8,837 units per month, significantly outpacing Ather’s performance-oriented models such as the 450X and 450S. In February 2025, Rizta sold 9,019 units, continuing its strong market presence.
    Rizta (family scooter) – 79,531 units sold (64.10% share)
    450X (performance-oriented scooter) – 31,266 units sold (25.20% share)
    450S (affordable alternative to 450X) – 11,716 units sold (9.44% share)
    450 Apex (new premium edition) – 1,557 units sold (1.25% share)
    Ather Sales
    Demand for Family Scooters Surpasses Performance Scooters
    The 450X and 450S models, which were once Ather’s flagship products, have been overshadowed by the Rizta’s appeal to urban family commuters. While the 450X maintains a steady 3,474 unit average per month, the 450S lags behind with an average of 1,302 units per month. The 450 Apex, introduced in recent months, has contributed only 1.25% to Ather’s total sales, showing limited traction in the high-performance electric scooter space.
    Sales Trends Over the Past Six Months
    The best-performing month for Ather overall was October 2024, when the company recorded 20,133 unit sales, with Rizta alone contributing 13,151 units—its highest monthly sales so far. January 2025 was another strong month, with 17,494 total units sold, of which 11,978 units were Rizta scooters.
    Ather Energy’s sales data suggests that Indian consumers are increasingly prioritizing practicality, comfort, and affordability over smaller / performance electric scooters. The strong sales of Rizta indicate that the demand for family-oriented electric scooters is outpacing the premium performance-focused models.
    As Ather Energy continues to expand its reach and production capacity, the company has plans to introduce new electric scooters as well as motorcycles catering to the mass-market, further solidifying its presence in India’s growing EV space. More

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    Yamaha Sales Breakup Feb 2025 – R15, MT-15, RayZR, FZ, Fascino

    Yamaha R3 : Image – Patna BikesTeam Blue closed the sales book for the month of February 2025 with around 10% decline in both YoY and Mom aspects. Yamaha Motor India sold 50,458 units of motorcycles and scooters in the domestic market in the month of February 2025. When compared to 56,538 units sold in February 2024 and 55,545 units sold in January 2025, Yamaha registered 10.75% YoY and 9.16% MoM decline, losing 6,080 units in volume YoY and 5,087 units MoM.
    Yamaha Sales Breakup Feb 2025
    The company’s best-selling model for Indian market continues to be RayZR 125 scooter. Yamaha sold 14,010 units of RayZR in India and it accounted for 27.77% of Yamaha’s total in the domestic market. When compared to 11,019 units sold last year and 15,209 units sold a month before, RayZR registered 27.14% YoY growth along with 7.88% MoM decline.
    Where volume is concerned, RayZR gained 2,991 units YoY and lost 1,199 units MoM. In 2nd place, we have Yamaha’s evergreen FZ lineup consisting of multiple variants. Yamaha recently updated FZ lineup with a new TFT instrument cluster which are equipped with music control and turn by turn navigation.
    In terms of sales, FZ took 2nd place with 9,589 units and was accountable for 19% of company’s total sales. FZ fell in the red completely as it registered 33.64% YoY and 15.88% MoM decline, as opposed to 14,449 units and 11,399 units sold a year ago and a month before. Associated volume loss was 4,860 units YoY and 1,810 units MoM.
    Yamaha Sales Breakup Feb 2025 – YoY
    In 3rd place, we have MT-15, the premium and high-performance 150cc Street Fighter motorcycle. It sold 9,490 units and accounted for 18.81% of company’s total sales. Sales fell in the red as MT-15 registered 5.54% YoY and 10.81% MoM sales decline. MT-15 lost 557 units in volume YoY and 1,150 units MoM.
    R3 & MT-03 registered 2,600% MoM growth
    Fascino 125 took 4th place in Yamaha’s sales charts as it sold 7,938 units last month. When compared to 7,708 units sold last year and 10,640 units sold a month before, Fascino witnessed 2.98% YoY growth and 3.91% MoM decline. Fascino accounted for 5.73% of Yamaha’s total sales.
    Yamaha’s golden boy, R15, which is the fully faired version of MT-15 (or the other way around), registered 35.68% YoY decline and 13.40% MoM decline as it sold 7,157 units as opposed to 11,128 units sold last year and 8,264 units a month before. In February 2025, R15 contributed to 14.18% of Yamaha’s total sales.
    Yamaha Sales Breakup Feb 2025 – MoM
    The company’s sporty scooter, Aerox 155, managed to sell 2,220 units and was the only product on this list to register both YoY and Mom growth at 8.45% and 25.42%, respectively. Yamaha’s multi-cylinder portfolio (R3 & MT-03) got a major price cut earlier this year and it seems to have boosted sales MoM from just 2 units to 54, gaining volume gain of 52 units MoM. More

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    2025 MG 4 Electric Hatchback Debuts – Gets Cyberster Inspired Makeover

    2025 MG 4 Electric Hatchback DebutsChinese electric cars have been taking global markets by the storm now. However, many consider MG 4 electric hatchback to be the flag bearer of this movement. The first one to achieve major success outside of China. Now, SAIC Motor has updated MG 4 electric hatchback for MY25 with an all new design language. Let’s take a closer look.
    2025 MG 4 Electric Hatchback
    First launched in June 2022 as MG Mulan, MG 4 electric hatchback was introduced to global markets in July 2022 and has been a popular choice. It was later renamed MG 4 and continues the same name with its updated model which has just debuted with a massive design overhaul, taking inspirations from Cyberster electric sports car.
    While the current MG 4 looks sharp and edgy with a clear hint of aggression, the 2025 MG 4 is thoroughly updated to look a lot softer and friendlier. The company could have gone for a nip and tuck treatment, MG has gone overboard and has updated MG 4’s design completely making it look more mature than it did before.
    The new generation model has a softer design with smooth and flowing lines. It has curvy body now and boasts an overall rounded appeal. Front fascia is significantly less aggressive with new LED projector headlights, tapering bonnet, closed-off upper grill, honeycomb pattern lower grille and C-shaped design elements in front bumper.
    2025 MG 4 Electric Hatchback Debuts
    At the sides, we now have a smooth shoulder line, up to 17-inch stylish alloy wheels, ORVMs mounted on doors, conventional door handles, blacked out pillars, front quarter glass and more. Rear design is interesting with a connected bar LED tail light along with arrow-shaped LED tail lights, similar to that of Cyberster sports car.
    Bigger & Lighter
    We also get a Black roof along with a sporty roof spoiler. Accentuating the sportiness of rear design, we have blackened elements around number plate area. Charging port is situated in the front left quarter panel. Depending on the trim level, MG 4 will get multiple designs for alloy wheels and some of them are White in colour as well.
    Chinese MIIT (Ministry of Industry and Information Technology) revealed that the 2025 MG 4 electric hatchback has grown in size as well. It measures 4,395 mm in length, 1,842 mm in width, 1,551 mm in height and has a 2,750 mm long wheelbase. This is 108 mm longer, 6 mm wider and 35 mm taller than current model and wheelbase has grown by 45 mm.
    2025 MG 4 Electric Hatchback Debuts
    Interiors of 2025 MG 4 are yet to be revealed. Powering this vehicle is a 160 bhp electric motor that promises a top speed of 160 km/h. Power has gone down by 7 bhp, while the weight has also gone down by 156 kg, tipping the scales at 1,485 kg down from 1,641 kg. It will be launched in China first and then in markets like Europe. More

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    Maruti eVitara Testing Continues In Himachal Pradesh – Launch Soon

    Maruti eVitara Testing ContinuesFor the first time, Maruti Suzuki is coming up with a fully electric vehicle. Called eVitara, this electric SUV made its global debut at Auto Expo 2025. Maruti’s maiden electric SUV is set to launch soon, but testing of this vehicle continues in India. Recent spy shots emerge from Mashobra in Himachal Pradesh. Let’s take a closer look.
    Maruti eVitara Testing Continues
    After making its global premiere at Auto Expo 2025, Maruti Suzuki eVitara is poised to launch in the Indian market and key global markets like Europe, Japan and others. This vehicle will be solely manufactured at Maruti Suzuki’s facility in Gujarat and will spawn a Toyota counterpart called Urban Cruiser EV.
    Maruti Suzuki eVitara
    Testing of this vehicle continues post its grand debut. Recent sightings of eVitara test mules were outside Rashtrapati Niwas / Presidential Retreat at Mashobra, Himachal Pradesh. This test mule still rocks full camouflage to conceal its identity. However, the vehicle has been revealed and it is hard to misassociate it with any other vehicle.
    It bears smart styling with a bold fascia. We can see NEXTre 3 point Matrix LED DRLs, LED headlights in conventional position, closed-off upper grill, sporty bumper, blacked-out lower bumper with radar module for and LED fog lights. Overall design of eVitara is sharp and sculpted and looks European in its appeal.
    Maruti Suzuki eVitara
    We get 18-inch Aerodynamic alloy wheels, floating roof effect with blackened pillars, flared rear quarter panels and 3-point LED tail lights. Other notable features include shark fin antenna, rear door handles in C Pillars, stylish roof spoiler, sporty rear bumper with silver trim, tough body cladding, charging port on front left quarter panel and more.
    Specs & Features
    On the inside, we get a twin-deck floating console with a 10.25-inch infotainment screen and a digital cockpit. There’s a floating centre console, front ventilated seats, wireless charging pad, ambient lighting, soft-touch dashboard elements, powered driver’s seat, a fixed glass roof and flexible boot with sliding and reclining rear seat bench, among others.
    Maruti Suzuki eVitara
    Safety is not overlooked on eVitara as it gets 7 airbags, 360-degree camera and Level-2 ADAS. Company’s internal crash testing promises excellent crash ratings too. Powering the Maruti eVitara, we have a 49 kWh and 61 kWh battery pack options promising a range up to 500 km on a single charge.
    Depending on single motor FWD and dual motor AWD configs, eVitara offers up to 181 bhp and 300 Nm of total system output. It has a ground clearance of 180 mm and measures 4,275 mm in length, 1,800 mm in width, 1,635 mm in height and has a 2,700 mm long wheelbase. Launch is likely to happen soon.
    Also read – Maruti Suzuki price hike from April 2025 announced
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