New Model Launches & Milestones in the Indian Auto Industry

Tata Motors, a leader in India’s EV push, has finally launched the Harrier EV, their most premium electric SUV yet. Built on the advanced acti.ev Plus platform, this SUV combines power, tech, and luxury.

🔹 Key Features:

  • Price Range: ₹21.49 – ₹30.23 lakh (ex-showroom)

  • Range: Up to 627 km (MIDC certified)

  • Variants: FWD & AWD

  • Highlight: 14.5” QLED touchscreen, 540° camera, ADAS Level 2

📍 Bookings are now open. Deliveries expected to begin August 2025.

⚡ 2. Kia Carens Clavis EV Unveiled at ₹17.99 Lakh

Kia continues its aggressive EV strategy with the launch of the Clavis EV — a futuristic, tech-loaded 5-seater SUV ideal for families looking for sustainability without compromise.

🔹 What You Get:

  • Range: Approx. 500 km

  • Tech: 12.3” infotainment, connected features

  • Safety: 6 airbags, ADAS-ready

  • USP: Futuristic design + practical cabin space

📢 Bookings start July 22; deliveries from September 2025.

🏆 3. Tata Punch Crosses 6 Lakh Production Milestone

India’s favorite micro-SUV, the Tata Punch, has achieved an impressive milestone — over 600,000 units produced since launch in late 2021.

Why This Is Big:

  • Segment Leader: 38% market share in micro-SUV category

  • Variants: Petrol, CNG, and EV

  • Punch EV: Among India’s best-selling electric cars in 2025

Tata’s consistency in design, value, and innovation has helped the Punch redefine entry-level SUV standards.


🔧 Other Noteworthy Highlights

  • Maruti Suzuki is gearing up for its first electric SUV launch by the end of 2025. Expect high localization and competitive pricing.

  • Toyota Camry Hybrid facelift teased – hybrid-only model expected to launch in August.

  • Hyundai Creta N-Line crosses 10,000 sales in 45 days – becoming the fastest-selling N-Line model yet.

📉 Industry Momentum & EV Surge

While overall market sales dipped slightly in June 2025, the EV segment remains red-hot, with rising bookings, better charging infrastructure, and strong government backing.

  • EV penetration in India: 2.3% in FY25 → projected 7%+ by FY28

  • Top EV players: Tata, Kia, MG, Mahindra, BYD — now joined by Tesla

📌 What It Means for Buyers

  • More options across price ranges

  • EVs now come with real-world range & features

  • Tech is becoming a standard: ADAS, 360° cameras, OTA updates

🏁 Final Word

July 2025 proves one thing — India’s auto industry is no longer just catching up; it’s leading innovation in its own way. From world-class EVs to milestone achievements, there’s something new and exciting for every type of car buyer.

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