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Tesla Model Y L Earns Full Five Stars in ANCAP Crash Tests

Tesla's six-seat Model Y L has secured a full five-star rating in Australasian NCAP crash tests, reinforcing its credentials as both a performance and family-oriented electric crossover. Sold as a CBU in India and Australia from the same China facility, the Model Y L impressed across all four assessment categories, scoring above 84 per cent in each, with Adult Occupant Protection and Safety Assists both surpassing the 90 per cent mark.

07-Jun-2026

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JSW MG Motor India Sales May 2026, Windsor EV, Hector, Majestor and What Lies Ahead

JSW MG Motor India closed May 2026 with domestic wholesales of 6,048 units, marking a modest year-on-year dip of 4.06 per cent against 6,304 units in May 2025. Month-on-month, however, the brand edged forward with a 0.50 per cent improvement over April 2026. The period also saw the commencement of dealership dispatches for the newly launched Majestor, the brand's most premium SUV offering to date.

07-Jun-2026

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Honda Cars India May 2026 Sales Up 31% with City and Elevate Driving Growth

Honda Cars India closed May 2026 with total sales of 7,853 units, marking a robust 31.21% year-on-year rise. Domestic volumes crossed the 5,000-unit threshold, while exports also registered impressive growth. The newly launched City facelift and the showcased ZR-V SUV added to buyer interest, signalling a confident start to the new financial year for the Japanese automaker in India.

07-Jun-2026

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2026 Toyota Innova Crysta Launched at Rs 19.72 Lakh

Toyota Kirloskar Motor has given the long-running Innova Crysta a fresh coat of updates for 2026, introducing revised exterior styling, a new Grace Copper interior theme, and added convenience features across variants. Prices now start at Rs 19.72 lakh, ex-showroom, marking an increase of up to Rs 83,000 over the outgoing model. With the Crysta set to be discontinued in 2027, this is widely expected to be its final update.

07-Jun-2026

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Karnataka Offers 50% Off on Pending Traffic E-Challans

The Karnataka government has announced a 50 per cent concession on pending traffic e-challan fines, covering police-recorded violations raised before May 2026 and transport department cases dating as far back as 1991. Vehicle owners across the state have a limited window between June 21 and July 10, 2026, to settle their dues at half the original penalty amount, in a move aimed at clearing a significant backlog of unresolved traffic cases.

07-Jun-2026