Bajaj has officially launched the Pulsar N125 in the market. The latest entrant in the Pulsar range is available in two variants: LED Disc and LED Disc with Bluetooth which are priced at Rs 94,707 and Rs 98,707 (both ex-showroom), respectively. It is the third 125cc Pulsar in the Bajaj lineup after the classic Pulsar
Jeep India has launched the facelift version of the Meridian starting from Rs 24.99 lakh, ex-showroom. Jeep has slashed the price of the 2025 Meridian by over Rs 6 lakh. It is available in four variants and comes in two versions — 5 and 7-seater. This is the first time the Meridian is available as
Tyres. There are a plethora of choices for motorcycle tyres, however, in India, the choices are limited due to the government’s mandate for BIS certification. With limited choices, a new brand is always welcome and this time around, it’s from Reise Moto, in the form of the traceRAD. Aimed at sub-500cc motorcycles, the traceRAD promises
In collaboration with Google Cloud, JSW MG unveiled two AI chatbots, using Riafy (an AI app developing company) named as Avira and Vir, to improve customer interactions and service. The chatbots powered by Google Cloud’s PaLM 2 technology, a large language model developed by Google, will be available on various platforms, including the MG website
German carmaker updated its portfolio in India after discontinuing the Polo, which cemented its position. With the launch of new products such as the Virtus sedan and the Taigun SUV, VW created a new portfolio and it has seen success again, with the carmaker achieving sales of 50,000 units in the domestic market. Volkswagen Virtus:
The Pulsar has been the bread and butter for Bajaj Auto for over two decades. The name Pulsar is associated with sporty city-friendly performance at an affordable price. With easily over a dozen Pulsars available for sale presently, it has become hard to keep an exact count on the number of models available in this
The highlight for Bajaj Auto‘s Q2 performance has no doubt been the sales of Chetak- its electric scooter and Freedom- the CNG bike. Chetak e-scooter sales have tripled in 12 months and clocked around 18,933 units in September. Even the CNG-bike Freedom saw a brisk sales momentum with Bajaj Auto selling over 6000 units since its launch
Royal Enfield will be unveiling its first electric motorcycle soon, and while the company showcased the all-electric Himalayan, it will have to wait for what’s being unveiled on November 4th. It is good to see the world’s oldest motorcycle manufacturer shift to electric mobility, however, here are three things to expect from the all-electric Royal
Indians are doing online FMCG shopping over three times more frequently than they did a year ago. The staggering rise in online shopping occasions or trips — to 61% in October-December 2024 from just 19% in the year-ago period, according to market research firm Kantar’s Asia Pulse Report — has been triggered by the quick-commerce
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) has proposed a new framework for determination of tariffs for pipelines carrying gas to users. It also recommended charging city gas entities selling CNG and piped cooking gas to households at the lowest rates in order to bring investments and increase gas consumption. The regulator floated a
Indian snack giant Haldiram’s has announced the addition of Alpha Wave Global and International Holding Co (IHC) to its ongoing equity financing round, following Singapore’s Temasek’s recent $1 billion investment for a 10% stake. The company, now valued at $10 billion, plans to leverage these investments to fuel its expansion into key international markets, including
Investment by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) into fully accessible route (FAR) bonds surged to a five-year high of Rs 1.32 lakh crore in 2024-25, driven by inclusion of government securities in the JPMorgan Global Bond Index and Bloomberg Emerging Market Local Currency Government indices. FPIs invested Rs 21,600 crore in March, the second-highest inflow of
With a 40.84% rise in its share price, Bharti Airtel’s market cap soared Rs 3.10 lakh crore in fiscal 2025, emerging as the top wealth creator. Many brokerages remain bullish on the stock and have recently given it a buy rating. Driven by tariff adjustments in the Indian wireless segment, Bharti’s free cash flow generation
