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4 Exciting New Cars Set to Debut in India This July 2025
July will see Indian car consumers treated to a flurry of new launches across budget and premium segments alike. From revamped mass-market fare to cutting-edge electric cars and high-end sedans, the car market is poised to welcome some big names.
India’s Auto Industry Fuels $5 Trillion Economy Ambition with EV Boom, Export Surge, and Job Growth
Apart from its economic contribution, the automotive sector is a significant employment generator, supporting more than 3.7 crore jobs in different segments. It also contributes to nearly 8% of India's overall exports, further cementing its role as a backbone of the national economy.
Tata Unveils AWD Harrier EV in India, Starting at ₹28.99 Lakh
Under the bonnet, the Harrier EV AWD is driven by a meaty 75kWh battery pack for dual electric motors—mounted one on either axle. The motors churn out 156bhp at the front and 235bhp at the rear, for combined torque of 504Nm. Tata reports that the QWD version has a driving range of up to 622km on a single charge, while C75 models deliver a range of 460km to 490km.
Mercedes-AMG GT 63 and GT 63 Pro Launched in India, Starting at ₹3 Crore
The newly introduced AMG GT 63 costs from ₹3 crore (ex-showroom), and the more aggressive AMG GT 63 Pro is priced at ₹3.65 crore (ex-showroom).
Mahindra Scorpio N Gets ADAS Upgrade, New Variant Launched at ₹20.89 Lakh
As part of this technology boost, the company has also added a new Z8T variant, which joins the range from a starting price of ₹20.29 lakh (ex-showroom) for the manual transmission version.
2026 Audi Q3 Unveiled with Major Upgrades, India Launch on the Horizon
The 2026 Audi Q3 features a more aggressive front face with a wider Singleframe grille and advanced Matrix LED headlamps with the new micro-LED technology for better illumination on nighttime driving.
Skoda Octavia RS Set to Return to India Later This Year
However, prospective customers should be quick off the mark—allocations are likely to be scarce. Famous for its fanatically loyal enthusiast base, especially for the RS series, the Octavia is still a cult favorite amongst performance car enthusiasts in India.
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