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For those who want a smooth and refined drive experience, this list has models from varying price ranges to consider

Except for the Tata Nexon and Renault Kiger, all other SUVs in this segment saw monthly growth in sales

There are as many as eight sub-4m SUVs, including the Hyundai Venue, that get a turbo-petrol engine option. Will the new Venue’s powertrain be enough to put the rest behind, at least on paper? We find

It's Diwali, and carmakers have made sure there’s enough exciting stuff for the petrolheads: a diesel G-Class, new Octavia RS, special editions from Tata & Toyota and more

Buyers will be able to opt for CNG retrofitment on any AMT (EZ-Shift) variant

Maruti Brezza was the only sub-4m SUV to witness a decline in monthly sales in September 2025

Mahindra launched the 2025 Bolero and Bolero Neo, MG, Toyota and Jeep introduced special editions and India cricket legend Rohit Sharma took home a Tesla Model Y

Both the Nissan Tekton and the new Renault Duster will make their India debut in 2026

The Nissan Tekton draws its design cues from the brand’s flagship SUV, the Nissan Patrol

The list is mainly dominated with plenty of updates for a few Mahindra SUVs but features a widely loved sedan nameplate that will be making a comeback to India soon!

Prices of the Magnite SUV have been reduced by up to Rs 84,000 for the naturally aspirated variants, while the turbo-petrol variants have become more affordable by up to Rs 1 lakh

The Renault Kiger, which recently received a facelift, has recorded the highest growth in monthly sales alongside Tata Nexon and Kia Sonet

The maximum savings of Rs 1 lakh apply to the fully loaded Tekna Plus turbo-CVT variant of the new Nissan Magnite

From a facelifted SUV to special editions and a performance-oriented luxury car, August 2025 ensured all car enthusiasts and buyers had something to look forward to!

The 2025 Renault Kiger and Nissan Magnite share the same powertrains but have a slightly different feature set. Which one comes out on top, at least on paper? Time to find out