May typically sits in a transitional phase for the Indian auto market. The financial year-end rush has cooled off, but OEMs are now recalibrating demand ahead of the festive build-up. In 2026, this phase is even more strategic, with manufacturers balancing inventory, rural demand recovery, and rising competition across entry hatchbacks and compact SUVs. Maruti Suzuki’s May 2026 offer sheet reflects a targeted, segment-wise strategy rather than blanket discounting. Entry-level

Hyundai has rolled out aggressive consumer schemes for May 2026, covering almost its entire portfolio—from entry-level hatchbacks to premium SUVs and EVs. The offers combine cash discounts, exchange/scrappage bonuses, upgrade benefits, and targeted schemes for corporate, government, and rural buyers. Hyundai Grand i10 Nios (Including Vibe Edition) The Grand i10 Nios continues to be Hyundai’s strongest value-driven hatchback, and May 2026 offers make it even more attractive fo