The automotive industry is characterised by its swift evolution, which can make it challenging to remain updated. Nevertheless, dedicated to delivering prompt information regarding significant industry advancements. Below is a summary of the key highlights from Tuesday, April 15.

Mercedes-Benz marks the production of its 200,000th vehicle manufactured in India at the Chakan facility. Mercedes-Benz India has reached a significant milestone by producing its 200,000th locally made vehicle at its manufacturing plant in Chakan, Maharashtra. The renowned German luxury automaker began its operations in India in 1995 with the W124 E-Class and has since established itself as a leader in the luxury vehicle market in the country. The 200,000th vehicle produced at the Chakan facility is the Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV. This achievement comes after 30 years of operations in India. The company took 19 years to produce its first 50,000 locally assembled cars, from 1995 to 2014, while the subsequent 100,000 units were completed in just nine years. Remarkably, the last 50,000 vehicles were manufactured in a mere two years and three months, reflecting the robust growth of India's economy and the increasing demand for luxury automobiles.

Honda Activa 110 and Activa 125 get 3-year free service and benefits worth up to ₹5,500 in April

Honda Two-Wheelers India has introduced a complimentary three-year service package along with additional benefits valued at up to ₹5,500 for customers purchasing the new Activa 110 and Activa 125 models. Both the Honda Activa 110 and Honda Activa 125 have recently undergone updates for the 2025 model year, featuring an OBD 2b-compliant engine. These scooters rank among the top-selling models in the Indian market, and the promotional offers will be available only until April 30th. Interested customers are encouraged to visit their nearest dealership for further information regarding these benefits.

Skoda Auto Volkswagen perceives Trump's tariffs as potential long-term opportunities for India.

Skoda Auto Volkswagen India, which encompasses both the Skoda and Volkswagen brands in the country, has entrusted the operational responsibilities to the Czech automobile manufacturer. The company believes that the tariffs enacted by the Trump administration could present new long-term opportunities for India. During the launch of the new Volkswagen Tiguan R-Line SUV, priced at an introductory rate of ₹49 lakh (ex-showroom), the automaker expressed that while it does not endorse the new reciprocal tariffs imposed by the Trump administration—currently suspended for 90 days for non-retaliating countries—this situation may ultimately benefit Indian industries in the long run.

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