Numeros Motors debuts the n-First e-scooter at ₹64,999 (introductory). It features 16-inch wheels, a range of up to 109 km, and smart IoT connectivity.
Tata Sierra to get a 3-screen high-tech dashboard, a luxury interior, and state-of-the-art ADAS features before the Indian market launch on 25 November 2025.
TVS has teased the M1-S electric maxi-scooter, meant for the global markets. It uses a 4.3kWh battery, 150km of range, a top speed of 105kmph, and has a sporty design.
The VXZ, Dirt-E, NEX, and UBEX are among the lineup; these models also highlight Vida’s growth beyond urban mobility.
Tata Motors tops the list, selling 7,106 units, followed by MG Motor selling 4,496 units, and Mahindra finished third with 3,709 units. India’s electric car market grew steadily for this month (October 2025), and this was fueled by festive demand and new model launches. According to Vahan-registered retail data, 17,785 electric vehicles were sold during the month, up 9% from 16,328 in September and marking a 78% year-on-year growth. Tata
Honda Super-ONE compact EV prototype debuts at JMS 2025. Features include Boost Mode, simulated gear shifts, and target production in Japan (2026) and Asian markets. Honda, the Japanese car maker, has brought forth the Super-ONE Prototype, a conceptual electric vehicle that has a compact size, which is expected to make daily commuting less tiresome. The prototype was shown to the world during the Japan Mobility Show 2025 (JMS 2025), and
Lucid Group announced plans to launch a Level 4 self-driving mid-size EV, powered by NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor chips, to compete with Tesla Model Y and Rivian R2. Lucid Group has just revealed plans to launch this new mid-size electric vehicle (EV) with Level 4 self-driving capability. The announcement was made on Tuesday, October 29, 2025; nevertheless, the summary does not contain any explicit mention of the auto launch schedule
Hero Vida UBEX electric motorcycle, likely a production-ready roadster with premium specs (USD forks, belt drive), is teased for EICMA 2025 debut. Hero MotoCorp’s electric mobility division, Vida, offered a brief glimpse of a new electric motorcycle concept, the UBEX, through a teaser. The teaser was shared by Hero Vida, the electric branch of Hero MotoCorp. It was quickly taken down after being posted on the company’s social media, before
Ola Electric scales up its service network into an open Hyperservice platform for spare parts, tools, and training, accessible to garages and fleet operators. Ola Electric, the Indian electric vehicle manufacturer, has introduced a new online service platform called ‘Hyperservice,’ which gives access to spare parts, diagnostic tools, and training modules. The company based in Bengaluru is opening this up not only to its current customers but also to independent
