Chinese EV maker BYD has unveiled a plug-in hybrid that can run on both petrol and ethanol a first of its kind globally as part of its strategy to grow sales and appeal to everyday car buyers in Brazil’s unique fuel market.

China’s BYD has moved ahead of Tesla to become the world’s largest electric vehicle seller, as rising competition and the end of U.S. tax incentives reshape choices, prices, and expectations for everyday car buyers worldwide.

Gogoro often called Taiwan’s “Tesla of scooters” is aiming for a comeback with a new electric two‑wheeler model, hoping to boost sales and attract everyday riders with longer range, modern design and smart features.

China’s BYD has surpassed Tesla in global electric‑vehicle sales for 2025, driven by widening competition and the end of U.S. EV tax credits a shift that could bring wider choice and downward price pressure for everyday car buyers.

Bajaj Auto is marking 25 years of the popular Pulsar motorcycle with a special offer giving buyers benefits worth up to ₹7,000, making ownership more affordable for everyday riders.

In 2025, the Hyundai Creta narrowly beat the Tata Nexon by just 561 units to become India’s bestselling SUV, highlighting fierce competition in the country’s most popular vehicle category.