The upcoming MG Hector Tomahawk EV has been spotted completely undisguised during a promotional shoot in Pune, revealing its production-ready three-row SUV design ahead of its expected India debut.

Electric cars raced ahead of strong hybrids in India during H1 2026, recording 1,48,023 sales against 57,885 hybrids. We analyse the top-selling EVs and hybrids, model-wise growth and why the gap is widening.

India’s luxury electric car market registered 701 units in July 2026, growing 59.3% year-on-year. BMW retained the top position with 368 registrations and a 52.5% market share, while Tesla surged to third place with 115 units.

India's electric passenger vehicle market registered 32,036 units in July 2026, marking an impressive 82.9% YoY growth. Tata Motors dominated with a 42.5% market share, while Mahindra recorded 125.7% YoY growth and strengthened its second position.

MG has launched the limited-run M9 and Cyberster Couture Editions in collaboration with designer Gaurav Gupta. Prices start at ₹84.94 lakh, with production limited to 50 units each.

Kia India has opened pre-bookings for the Syros EV at ₹25,000. Offered with 42 kWh and 51.4 kWh battery options, the electric SUV delivers an ARAI-certified range of up to 526 km, 171 PS and 10–80% fast charging in 39 minutes.

The MG GO! Concept has made its global debut at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed. The compact five-door electric supermini previews a production model expected in 2027 and could eventually be named the MG2.

The Delhi Government has approved the ambitious Delhi EV Policy 2026, introducing up to ₹1 lakh scrappage incentive, 100% road tax and registration fee exemption, and plans for 32,000 public EV charging points. The policy also outlines a phased transition to electric mobility, including electric-only new auto-rickshaw registrations from 2027 and two-wheelers from 2028, making it one of India's most comprehensive EV initiatives.