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      Hyderabad Nexon EV Fire Case – Court Orders Tata Motors To Refund Rs 16.95 Lakh

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      Hyderabad Nexon EV Fire CaseAs there are technical complexities in the case, the order given by the district consumer commission could be challenged in a higher court
      This case relates to a Nexon EV that had caught fire last year in 2023. The complainant, Mr. Jonathan Brainard, living in Hyderabad, had sought a full refund, citing alleged defects in the Nexon EV. After hearing both sides, the district consumer disputes redressal commission of Hyderabad has ruled in favour of the complainant.
      Allegations made by the complainant
      According to the complainant, he had chosen Nexon EV, as it was rated as one of the safest cars in India with 5-star rating in Global NCAP crash tests. Moreover, the Nexon EV promises optimal comfort, convenience and reliability. While the initial experience was good, the complainant started facing issues within 11 months of using the car. The complainant mentions that the car won’t run even when the battery was showing 18%. Moreover, the normal drive mode could not be engaged. This occurred a couple of times.
      Hyderabad Nexon EV Fire Case
      At the Tata Motors authorized dealer and service centre, it was found that the HV (High Voltage) battery pack was depleted. A replacement was ordered, but it took more than a month. During this time, the owner was asked to drive the Nexon EV without letting the battery charge drop below 50%. When the replacement battery arrived, the complainant was notified that it was a refurbished HV battery pack and not a new battery pack. Since the car was still under warranty, the complainant was expecting a new battery pack. But that was not the case.
      The fire incident occurred around 12 days after installing the refurbished battery. While driving, the owner heard a loud noise originating from somewhere under the car. In a state of panic, the complainant lost control of the steering. The car first collided with a stationed motorcyclist and eventually slammed into a tree. The owner came out of the car and noticed that a fire had started and was spreading. Due to this, all other doors of the car had malfunctioned and were locked shut. In this incident, the Nexon EV was completely destroyed in the fire.
      Response from opposite parties
      In this case, the opposite parties include Tata Motors, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles and the authorized dealer and service centre. The lawyer representing the opposite parties stated that the fire in this case was caused due to external factors. It was claimed that the accident with the motorcycle or a short circuit in the wiring caused by the collision is likely to have started the fire. Referring to the telematics data analysed by the service centre, it was claimed that there was nothing wrong with the battery or other parts of the Nexon EV.
      Data related to steering wheel movement, speed, application of brakes, etc. indicated that the fire occurred after the collision and not due to any defect in the car itself. For the loud bang the complainant had heard, the opposite parties said that it could come from any external reasons. It was also pointed out that the vehicle had covered more than 24,000 km in a span of around 14 months. This indicated that the vehicle was roadworthy and not defective, as claimed by the complainant.
      The court order
      After hearing both parties, the consumer court has ruled in favour of the complainant. In their opinion, the court concludes that the said car has a manufacturing defect. The court also points out that the actions of the opposite parties reveal unfair trade practices and deficiency in services. The court has ordered the opposite parties to pay the following compensation.

      Refund Rs 16,95,000, which is the original cost of the vehicle.
      An interest of 9% is applicable on the outstanding amount, till the date of realization.
      Rs 2,50,000 to be paid for causing mental agony, physical trauma and inconvenience to the complainant. This amount also covers the treatment cost of and compensation paid to V. Balanarasaiah, the motorcyclist involved in this accident.
      Rs 10,000 to be paid as the costs incurred by the complainant. More

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      Honda Sales Breakup Aug 2024 – Activa, Shine, Dio, Unicorn, CB 350

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      Honda ShineHonda 2Wheelers India recorded a strong sales performance in August 2024, with an overall growth of 12.21% year-on-year
      Honda sold 4,91,678 units in the domestic market, compared to 4,38,163 units in August 2023. This impressive growth was driven by a mix of consistent performers and some standout models that witnessed a significant surge in demand.
      Honda Sales Breakup Aug 2024 – Activa and Shine Dominate the Market
      Honda Activa continued to be the best-selling scooter in the lineup, maintaining its stronghold in the market. It recorded a growth of 5.86% over the previous year, further cementing its position as a customer favorite, contributing a massive 46.26% to the brand’s total sales. Alongside the Activa, the Shine 125 and SP125 models also showcased impressive performance, with a substantial year-on-year growth of 31.15%. These models together contributed 30.45% to Honda’s total sales in August 2024.
      Honda Sales Breakup Aug 2024 – YoY Comparison
      The Honda Dio, a popular scooter among younger riders, saw a strong surge in sales as well, with a growth of 19.83% compared to August 2023. This continued rise in demand reflects its strong market appeal. Meanwhile, the Honda Unicorn, a well-established model in the commuter bike segment, maintained its position with minimal fluctuation in sales, though its numbers remained virtually flat compared to the previous year, with a slight 0.07% drop.
      The Shine 100, introduced as a more affordable option, faced a notable dip in sales, experiencing a decline of 26.72% compared to the same period last year. However, other entry-level models like the Dream and Livo saw impressive growth, with Dream sales jumping by 51.09%, while Livo posted an even higher year-on-year growth of 62.27%. These numbers highlight Honda’s success in attracting more budget-conscious customers.
      Honda Sales Breakup Aug 2024 – MoM Comparison
      One of the standout performers was the SP160, which saw a staggering growth of 113.26%. This model has gained considerable traction in the market, appealing to riders seeking an affordable yet powerful bike. On the other hand, in the premium segment, the Hness 350 recorded a sharp decline of 52.18%. Despite this dip, Honda’s CB350 model saw a resurgence, contributing new sales figures to the brand’s portfolio in August 2024.
      Hornet and Adventure Models See Unprecedented Growth
      Honda’s Hornet 2.0 also emerged as a surprising winner with remarkable growth, boasting a 773.05% increase over the previous year. This indicates growing interest in sportier commuter options among riders. Additionally, the CB200X, a relatively new adventure bike, also recorded promising numbers for August, adding to Honda’s success in expanding its range.
      Honda’s high-end models like the XL750, though niche, contributed to the overall sales performance. The company also reported minor sales of its premium offerings, including models like the GL1800, as it focuses on building interest in the luxury and adventure motorcycle segments in the Indian market. More

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      Electric 2W Sales August 2024 – Ola, TVS, Bajaj, Ather, Hero

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      Ather 450 Range : Image – Anubhav ChauhanSignificantly lower numbers were reported by most leading electric two-wheeler makers in India causing a 17.33% MoM decline in total retail sales
      Revisions in subsidies, recent price hikes and adverse climatic conditions have all had a negative impact on electric two wheeler sales in recent months. Electric 2W retail sales in August 2024, though it experienced a 40.93% YoY growth to 88,472 units from 62,779 units sold in the same month last year, sales figures fell significantly by 17.33% on a MoM basis over 1,07,016 units sold in July 2024. This was a volume decline by 18,544 units.
      Electric 2W Retail Sales August 2024 – YoY Vs MoM
      Ola Electric led this segment once again with the highest sales in August 2024 at 27,517 units. This was a substantial 46.76% YoY growth from 18,750 units sold in August 2023. However, several constraints in terms of service and other issues being faced by the company brought down MoM sales by 33.89% from 41,624 units sold in July 2024.
      TVS Motor saw sales of its iQube electric scooter escalate by 13.31% YoY to 17,543 units in the past month. This was over 15,482 units sold in August 2023. MoM sales, however, dipped by 9.97% when compared to 19,486 units sold in July 2024. In Mid-August, TVS Motor introduced the Celebration Edition of the iQube to boost sales.
      Bajaj Auto saw sales of its Chetak electric scooter escalate by a whopping 153.51% on a YoY basis to 16,706 units. However, sales dipped by 5.39% MoM over 17,657 units sold in July 2024.
      Electric 2W Sales August 2024
      Ather Energy posts YoY and MoM Growth in Sales
      Ather Energy was at No. 4 on this list. It posted both YoY and MoM improvement in sales to 10,830 units which was a 51.32% YoY and 7.37% MoM growth. There had been 7,157 units sold in August 2023 and 10,087 units sold in July 2024. Ather Rizta has been announced with several service pack options of Care, Plus and Max, each of which are valid for 1 year or 10,000 kms.
      Another electric two wheeler major to show off strong YoY sales was Hero MotoCorp. The company experienced a 418.25% YoY improvement in retail sales to 4,742 units in the past month. This was over 915 units sold in August 2023. MoM sales however declined by 6.01% from 5,045 units sold in July 2024.
      Sales of Greaves Electric suffered a YoY and MoM setback by 3.76% and 10.72% respectively to 2,816 units last month. There had been 2,926 units and 3,153 units sold in August 2023 and July 2024 respectively. It was followed by BGauss with 1,110 unit sales last month, relating to a 20.26% YoY growth but 38.06% MoM decline. Bounce Electric 1 was another EV company that registered both YoY and MoM growth in August 2024.
      The list of electric two wheeler retail sales in August 2024 also included Wardwizard (734 units), Revolt Intellicorp (721 units), KLB Komaki (417 units), Okaya (410 units) and Kinetic Green (386 units). There were others in the list that added 3,749 units to total sales though suffered a 45.71% YoY and 12.73% MoM decline from 6,906 units and 4,296 units sold in August 2023 and July 2024 respectively. More

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      Bajaj Sales Breakup Aug 2024 – Pulsar, Platina, Chetak, Freedom, Dominar, Avenger

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      New Bajaj Pulsar – Chassis No 9Bajaj Auto has seen outstanding growth in sales in August 2024, surging 29.53% with the Pulsar range maintaining its leadership
      It has been a positive August 2024 for Bajaj Auto Limited, sales of which improved by 29.53% year on year (YoY) to 1,97,037 units in domestic markets. This was a 44,922 unit volume increase over 1,52,115 units sold in August 2023. It was also a huge improvement on a MoM basis over 1,54,771 units sold in July 2024.
      Bajaj Pulsar, Platina and more specifically the Chetak, were the three models in the company’s domestic portfolio that boosted its sales performance by 29.53%. While the new Freedom added 9,215 units to total sales, each of the other models in the Bajaj lineup, such as the CT, Avenger and Dominar have seen significantly lower YoY demand.
      Bajaj Sales Breakup Aug 2024
      Bajaj Domestic Sales August 2024 – Pulsar in the Lead
      Once again it was the Bajaj Pulsar range that commanded the most attention in terms of sales. Sales figures grew by 28.19% YoY to 1,16,250 units in August 2024, up from 90,685 units sold in August 2023. This related to a volume growth of 25,565 units with the Pulsar commanding a 59% share in the company’s domestic portfolio.
      In the Pulsar range, it was the 125cc model that contributed most numbers at 67,849 units while there were 25,137 units of the Pulsar 150cc sold last month. Pulsar 200cc and 250cc had 15,044 units and 5,704 units in their sales tally with the Pulsar 200cc seeing a YoY de-growth by 12.23%. There were also 2,526 units of the relatively new and biggest Pulsar 400 sold last month.
      Bajaj Sales Breakup Aug 2024
      Bajaj Platina was at No. 2 with 41,915 unit sales last month, a 3% improvement over 40,693 units sold in August 2023. This related to a volume growth of 1,222 units to command a 21.27% share in the company portfolio. It was followed by the Chetak e-scooter that saw a massive triple digit 170.87% YoY growth with 21,756 units sold in the past month from 8,032 units sold in August 2023, thus relating to a 13,724 unit volume growth. Bajaj Chetak was also on the list of top 10 scooters sold last month at No 8 with a 3.94% market share.
      The newly launched Freedom 125 motorcycle added significant numbers to total sales thanks to its affordable introductory pricing and engine that runs on both petrol / CNG. Bajaj Freedom CNG sales stood at 9,215 units in the past month. It commanded a 4.68% share in the company’s domestic sales list.
      Bajaj CT, Avenger, Dominar – YoY Sales Decline
      Lower down the sales list, models such as the CT, Avenger and Dominar faced considerably lower demand. Bajaj CT sales fell by 45.08% YoY to 5,024 units from 9,270 units sold in August 2023. Avenger on the other hand saw a 12.55% YoY decline in sales to 1,616 units whereas there had been 1,848 units sold in the same month last year. In the Avenger range, its 200cc model saw a 13.21% YoY decline to 1,248 units while the 250cc Avenger also suffered a 10.24% YoY decline in demand to 368 units.
      Dominar sales dipped by 20.54% YoY to 1,261 units. There were 1,587 units sold in August 2023 relating to a 326 unit volume decline. Both its 250cc and 400cc models suffered from lower sales by 26.48% and 15.10% respectively. Bajaj Dominar 400cc competes with the Triumph 400, KTM 390 and Husqvarna 401 along with Pulsar 400 from its own stables. More

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      TVS Sales Breakup Aug 2024 – Jupiter, XL100, Ntorq, Apache, Raider, iQube

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      New TVS JupiterTVS 2W sales in domestic market grew by 12.61% YoY registering outstanding growth across all models except the Raider and Apache 310
      TVS Motor Company recorded monthly sales of 2,88,983 units in August 2024 with a YoY growth of 12.61% as against 2,56,619 units sold in the month of August 2023. Sales across most models in the company portfolio ended last month on a positive note while Raider and Apache 310 models suffered massive decline in demand. MoM sales also showed improvement by 13.79% over 2,53,971 units sold in July 2024.
      TVS Sales Breakup Aug 2024 – New Jupiter Boost
      TVS showed off stellar performance in August 2024 with a 12.61% YoY and 13.79% MoM growth in domestic sales. Sales which had stood at 2,56,619 units, improved to 2,88,983 units in August 2024. MoM sales also improved over 2,53,971 units sold in July 2024. Volume increase over August 2023 and July 2024 stood at 32,364 units and 35,012 units respectively.
      TVS Sales Breakup Aug 2024 – YoY Comparison
      Newly launched 2024 TVS Jupiter headed the list with a share of 30.91% to amass 89,327 units in terms of domestic sales. This was a 27.49% YoY growth from 70,065 units sold in August 2023 relating to a 19,263 unit volume improvement. MoM sales of the Jupiter also shot up by 19.64% over 74,663 units sold in July 2024. TVS Jupiter was also the 2nd best-selling scooter last month after the Honda Activa.
      At No. 2 was TVS XL, the only model in the company lineup in the moped segment.  It showed off a 21.81% YoY and 18.35% MoM growth to 44,456 units. Share percentage also improved from 14.79% to 15.38% MoM thanks to these improved sales. TVS Ntorq accounted for 33,201 unit sales last month, a 15.33% YoY improvement from 28,787 unit sales in August 2023. MoM sales also grew by 23.75% over 26,829 units sold in July 2024. Share in the company’s domestic portfolio also improved from 10.56% to 11.49% MoM.
      TVS Sales Breakup Aug 2024 – MoM Comparison
      With 30,038 unit sales last month, TVS Apache experienced a 59.24% YoY growth, the highest growth as compared to any other model on this list. Sales stood at 18,863 units in August 2023 while MoM sales declined by 2.10% from 30,681 units sold in July 2024.  
      TVS Raider Sales Decline – New Variant Launched
      It was followed by the Raider that suffered a 36.46% YoY decline in sales to 26,923 units from 42,375 units sold in August 2023 while MoM sales grew by 9.68% over 24,547 units sold in July 2024. TVS has reduced entry price of the Raider 125 by Rs 10,000 just ahead of the festive season in India. TVS Raider 125 drum brake variant is now at Rs 84,869 (Ex-showroom).
      TVS iQube sales improved by 1.23% YoY and 14.80% MoM to 24,181 units. It was followed by the TVS Sport which also saw both YoY and MoM growth in sales by 11.68% and 18.26% to 14,316 units. TVS Radeon sales were at 11,266 units last month, a YoY and MoM growth by 11.05% and 7.19% respectively.
      Lower down the sales list, TVS Zest (9,268 units), Star City (3,846 units) and Ronin (2,029 units) each saw YoY growth, however, Zest and Star City suffered a MoM decline. Apache 310 (132 units), saw a massive 46.12% decline from 245 units sold in August 2023 but made up significant numbers over 325.81% from just 31 units sold in July 2024.  More

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      Yamaha Sales Breakup Aug 2024 – RayZR, FZ, Fascino, MT15, R15, Aerox, R3

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      Image – Patna BikesYamaha Ray ZR once again topped sales charts with a 19% YoY and 11% MoM growth
      Yamaha India has posted growth in domestic sales of scooters and motorcycles in August 2024. Sales improved by 3.45% on a YoY basis while MoM sales were up 7.87% to 60,231 units. Sales in August 2023 had stood at 58,222 units while the company had sold 55,838 units in July 2024 in domestic markets.
      Yamaha Sales Breakup August 2024 – RayZR at No. 1
      Once again it was the Ray ZR that commanded a No. 1 position posting outstanding sales growth to command a 27% share in the company portfolio. Yamaha Ray ZR has seen an 18.99% YoY improvement in sales to 16,264 units, up from 13,668 units sold in August 2023, a volume growth of 2,566 units. The Ray ZR was also on the list of top 10 scooters sold in August 2024 at No 9 ahead of the Suzuki Burgman.
      Yamaha Breakup Aug 2024
      Yamaha FZ suffered a decline by 7.46% YoY to 12,253 units, down from 13,241 units sold in August 2023. It however, made up good numbers when compared to 10,964 units sold in July 2024 relating to an 11.76% growth. FZ had held a 19.64% share of Yamaha Sales in July 2024 which improved to 20.34% in the past month.
      Domestic sales of the Fascino also fell by 5.31% on a YoY basis to 11,128 units in August 2024 from 11,752 units sold in August 2023. It however saw significant growth on a MoM basis by 10.70% over 10,052 units sales in July 2024 taking its share up to 18.48% in the company’s domestic portfolio.
      Yamaha Breakup Aug 2024
      Sales of the MT15 showed the highest YoY growth by 36.09% to 9,929 units, up from 7,296 units sold in August 2023 while its MoM sales improved only marginally by 0.64% from 9,866 units sold in July 2024. YoY and MoM de-growth was reported for the R15, sales figures of which fell to 8,583 units in the past month. This was a volume decline by 1,900 units from 10,483 units sold in August 2023. MoM sales also dipped by 1.48%.
      Aerox saw a 12.12% YoY and 29.07% MoM growth in sales to 1,998 units while its share improved from 2.77% to 3.32% MoM. Yamaha R3/MT03, launched late last year, trailed the domestic sales list. Sales stood at 76 units which was a 1166.67% MoM improvement over just 6 units sold in July 2024.
      Yamaha Upcoming Model Launches
      Yamaha India is up for an exciting time ahead with several upcoming models set to be launched. A new teaser shows off the upcoming R7, Tenere 700, NMax 155, XSR155 and MT-09. More recently at the 2024 Bharat Mobility Expo Yamaha also showcased motorcycles such as the MT-07, R1 and R7 while it also displayed the NMax 155 and Grand Filano scooters.
      2025 Yamaha X Force has also been launched in Japan at JPY 407,000 (Rs 2.36 lakh), though launch in India is not yet confirmed. Earlier this month, the company also introduced R15M and MT-15 Monster Energy MotoGP Editions as a part of the company’s ‘The Call of the Blue’ campaign. The company also introduced the 2024 R15M Carbon Fibre Pattern Graphic in two colour options of Carbon Fibre Pattern and Metallic Grey. More

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      Hyundai Ioniq 5: The Eco-Friendly Rival to Premium Luxury SUVs

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      Hyundai Ioniq 5One of the notable characteristics of Hyundai Ioniq 5 is the versatility of appealing to both driver-owners and then the chauffeured individuals
      The best-selling luxury car in India is an executive sedan, but the allure of luxury SUVs remains strong. Models like the Mercedes GLC, BMW X3, Audi Q5, and Jaguar F-Pace offer a solid blend of size, luxury, and price. However, mainstream brands like Hyundai are raising the bar, giving these luxury SUVs tough competition.
      In the Indian market, the fully-electric Hyundai Ioniq 5 is emerging as a strong contender. It rivals, and in some cases, surpasses these luxury SUVs in terms of size, performance, and comfort, all while being more competitively priced. Here’s why the Ioniq 5 could be a smarter choice in comparison to luxury SUVs.
      Hyundai Ioniq 5 Versatily
      Hyundai Ioniq 5 Vs Premium Luxury SUVs
      The segment occupied by the Mercedes-Benz GLC, Audi Q5, BMW X3, and Jaguar F-Pace is aspirational for many buyers. These models are among the top-selling luxury SUVs, making them an attractive choice for first-time luxury car buyers. Designed with a focus on the driver/owner experience rather than chauffeur-driven comfort, they cater to those who enjoy being behind the wheel. This is where the Hyundai Ioniq 5 offers a distinct advantage.
      The Ioniq 5 excels in versatility, making it equally appealing for both driver-owners and those who prefer to be chauffeured. While the luxury SUVs in this segment offer wheelbase between 2.8m and 2.9m, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 boasts a substantial 3m wheelbase. This extra length translates into exceptional space for both front and rear passengers, along with a generous boot capacity, making it a more practical yet luxurious option.
      Hyundai Ioniq 5 Premium Dashboard
      Hyundai Ioniq 5 goes the extra mile to ensure that chauffeur-driven owners are pampered in style. One of its standout features is the electrically operated “Boss Mode,” which allows the rear passenger to adjust the front seat for additional legroom. Rear-seat passengers also benefit from air conditioning vents positioned on the B-pillars, delivering airflow directly to the body—ideal for those who prefer to sit back and relax.
      The Ioniq 5 further enhances the passenger experience with a panoramic glass roof that floods the cabin with natural light, significantly amplifying the sense of space. Other features include rear sunshades, an electrically sliding seat base with a reclining seatback, a centre armrest, ambient lighting to create the perfect atmosphere, and a premium Bose audio system, ensuring every journey feels luxurious and enjoyable for chauffeur-driven owners.
      Hyundai Ioniq 5 Interiors
      The front-seat occupants of the Hyundai Ioniq 5 are equally well pampered. High-quality materials are used throughout the cabin, creating a premium feel. Twin 12.3-inch displays—one for infotainment and the other for instrumentation—provide a sleek, modern interface. The front also features a large drawer-style glove compartment and ample storage in the centre console, making it practical for daily use.
      A gear selector on the steering column adds convenience, while ventilated seats ensure comfort in hot weather. The Porsche-like mode selector adds a sporty touch, and the front seats offer an extreme-recline function for power naps during charging stops, a thoughtful feature that enhances the overall comfort and usability of the Ioniq 5.
      Performance, Pricing
      In terms of performance, all cars in this comparison—including the Ioniq 5—can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in a range between 6 and 8 seconds. While the Ioniq 5 may not be the fastest in this group, it does offer the best throttle response, thanks to its electric drivetrain. Unlike internal combustion engines, the Ioniq 5 delivers peak torque instantly, providing swift and seamless acceleration that feels incredibly responsive in real-world driving.
      2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5
      When it comes to pricing, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 significantly undercuts its luxury SUV rivals, despite being a fully electric vehicle. Starting at Rs 46.05 lakh (ex-showroom), the Ioniq 5 is approximately Rs 30 lakh more affordable than the most budget-friendly models from BMW X3, Mercedes-Benz GLC, Audi Q5, and Jaguar F-Pace.
      This considerable price advantage, combined with the Ioniq 5’s versatility as both a chauffeur-driven and driver-centric vehicle, makes it an attractive alternative to traditional luxury SUVs. While it may lack the prestige of a luxury badge, the Ioniq 5 nearly matches its competitors in terms of premium features, build quality, and overall comfort. Additionally, the Ioniq 5 embraces eco-conscious values in its design and execution, a growing priority for Indian car buyers who are increasingly opting for sustainable and environmentally friendly choices. More

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      TVS Ronin Festive Edition Launched – Hunter 350 Rival Gets New Colour

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      TVS Ronin Festive EditionThe primary rival to TVS Ronin is Royal Enfield Hunter 350 with similar performance metrics that starts from Rs 1.5 lakh (Ex-sh)
      Ahead of the festive season, TVS Motor has been offering excitement to Indian motorcycling enthusiasts. The company recently reduced the prices of Raider 125 with a new drum brake variant. Soon after, we also saw the price of Ronin reduced as well. Now, the company is offering a new colour scheme with Ronin. Let’s take a look.
      TVS Ronin Festive Edition Launched
      One of India’s leading 2W and 3W manufacturing brand, TVS Motor has been creating a few headlines in the recent past. Ahead of the festive season, TVS has been actively pushing a few motorcycles in its portfolio like Raider 125 and Ronin.
      TVS Ronin Price Cut
      Offering a mix of multiple motorcycling genres, TVS Ronin aims to be a versatile companion with a decent blend of style, performance and affordability. TVS recently slashed the prices of base Ronin SS by up to Rs 15,000. Ronin now starts from Rs 1.35 lakh (Ex-sh), which is an attractive proposition.
      After taking care of the base Ronin SS variant, TVS has turned its gaze towards the top variant, Ronin TD. Adding to the excitement around Ronin, TVS is offering a top-spec TD variant with a new Midnight Blue colour scheme with fluorescent green colour graphics. Called TVS Ronin Festive Edition, it adds a dash of personality to the already attractive motorcycle.
      TVS Ronin 225 Price
      The flyscreen lends a sense of muscle, which looks nice. There are no other changes seen on this motorcycle. Powertrain remains the same too. This 225.9cc SOHC 4V oil-cooled single-cylinder engine is capable of generating 20.4 PS of peak power and 19.93 Nm of peak torque, mated to a 5-speed gearbox.
      Features and componentry on TVS Ronin include disc brakes on either ends with optional dual-channel ABS, 17-inch alloy wheels and tubeless tyres as standard, USD telescopic front forks and rear mono-shock, LED lighting all around with a unique T-shaped DRL, fully digital instrument cluster with connectivity and more.
      TVS Ronin TD Special Edition
      Statement from TVS Motor
      Speaking on the occasion, Vimal Sumbly, Head of Business – Premium, TVS Motor Company, said, “TVS RONIN has set benchmarks with its modern-retro design and advanced features. Our #Unscripted mantra inspired riders to explore new horizons, embrace limitless adventures, and create their own stories.
      While this festive edition adds excitement to the range, our special pricing for the base variant makes the motorcycle more accessible for customers who seek the unique design, cutting edge technology and connected features of the TVS RONIN.” More