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Mercedes-Benz India Hikes Prices by Up to 2% Citing Rupee Depreciation and Rising Costs

Mercedes-Benz India has officially confirmed a price revision of up to 2 per cent across its entire model range, effective April 01, 2026. The adjustment, driven by a weakening rupee and climbing input costs, will touch everything from entry-level luxury sedans to flagship SUVs and electric vehicles. Buyers hoping to avoid the revised prices have a shrinking window; all bookings and deliveries must be completed by March 31 to lock in current rates.

17-Mar-2026

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Maruti Suzuki Dzire Crosses 3 Million Sales in India, Remains Top-Selling Car of 2025

Seventeen years after first hitting Indian roads, the Maruti Suzuki Dzire has done something few cars anywhere in the world manage to pull off. It has sold three million units in a single market. And it did not get there by accident. From its roots as an affordable family sedan to its current fourth-generation form, the Dzire has steadily earned the loyalty of Indian buyers in a way that very few nameplates can claim.

17-Mar-2026

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VinFast Launches 'Trade Gas for Electric' Programme Across Asian Markets

With fuel prices climbing steadily across Asia, Vietnamese automaker VinFast has rolled out a bold new incentive programme designed to make switching from petrol to electric significantly more affordable. Offering additional discounts of up to 3 per cent on electric cars, the scheme covers four key markets and signals the brand's growing ambition in the region, particularly in India, where it already retails two five-star safety-rated electric SUVs.

17-Mar-2026

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Ferrari 849 Testarossa Debuts in India at Rs. 10.37 Crore

After nearly three decades of silence, Ferrari has brought back one of its most celebrated nameplates with the 849 Testarossa. Priced at Rs. 10.37 crore (ex-showroom, before options), this new flagship supercar succeeds the SF90 Stradale, packing over 1,050 bhp from a plug-in hybrid V8, a top speed of 330 kmph, and a design that nods to the iconic 1980s original while stepping firmly into the future.

16-Mar-2026

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Honda Cancels Three EVs Globally but Keeps India Plans for 2027 Launch on Track

Honda has made the significant decision to cancel three of its planned electric vehicles, the 0 SUV, 0 Saloon, and Acura RSX, primarily intended for the North American market. The move follows a broader rethink of the company's global electrification strategy in the face of softening EV demand and rising competition. Despite the scale of the retreat, Honda has been clear that its plans for India are untouched, with the 0 Alpha electric model still headed for a 2027 debut in the country.

16-Mar-2026