The automotive industry is characterized by its swift evolution, which can make it difficult to remain updated. Nevertheless, is dedicated to delivering prompt information regarding important advancements in the sector. Presented below is a summary of the main highlights from Wednesday, April 16.

2025 Tesla Model Y spotted on Indian roads 

Tesla has commenced testing the 2025 Model Y on Indian roads. The electric vehicle was observed on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway, camouflaged for the trials. Several reports indicate that Tesla plans to establish its first dealership in Mumbai, initially offering fully imported electric vehicles in India. Additionally, the company has begun recruitment efforts in India, signaling that operations will commence shortly. It is anticipated that the Model Y will be the first vehicle launched in the Indian market, which is logical given the current global popularity of SUVs. The Model Y also offers an advantage in ground clearance, a crucial feature for models intended for Indian roads. Previously, Tesla had been testing the earlier generation of the Model 3, which encountered significant challenges due to its insufficient ground clearance.

⁠MG Hector gets special benefits up to ₹4 lakh under the Midnight Carnival campaign 

JSW MG Motor India has introduced its 'Midnight Carnival' campaign, featuring a variety of offers and advantages for the Hector SUV. Customers can enjoy benefits totaling up to ₹4 lakh on the MG Hector, with this special initiative being accessible at showrooms nationwide. As part of the Midnight Carnival, MG showrooms will remain open until midnight every weekend until June 30, 2025.

Made-in-India Honda Elevate secures 5 stars in Japan NCAP

Honda Car India has achieved a significant milestone with its domestically produced Elevate, which recently earned a perfect five-star rating in the Japan New Car Assessment Programme (JNCAP) crash tests. The Honda Elevate is manufactured at the company's Tapukara facility and is marketed as the Honda WR-V in Japan. In the assessment, the Elevate received a score of 176.23 out of a possible 193.8 points.

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