KTM 125cc bicycle will be discontinued soon
KTM RC 125 India is the largest motorcycle and scooter market in the world. For many OEMs, the sporty 125cc motorcycle brings the highest fate, and the same thing can't be said about KTM. The company's 125cc portfolio has the lowest prices in India because they are expensive. Due to low demand, KTM reportedly placed them on logging starting in April 2025. Let's take a closer look. KTM 125cc bicycle was discontinued Currently, two 125cc motorcycles from KTM-125 Duke and RC 125. Both motorcycles are targeted at premium 125cc motorcycle buyers. Both bikes are packed with complex equipment such as liquid cooling, a 6-speed gearbox. Therefore, the prices associated with these motorcycles are also very high. In the grand scheme of things, this 125cc KTM product is also a beginner bike for racing enthusiasts. However, a sentiment is not very popular in India. Especially considering the presence of the Yamaha R15 and MT-15 and are the most popular premium motorcycles…
Maruti Ciaz will be discontinued next month
Maruti Ciaz by Nexa. Image - Sirajudeen. The future of CIAZ appears to be due to multiple factors such as low sales, narrowing sedan segments and better equipped competitor products Launched in 2014, Maruti Ciaz was once the best-selling sedan in the class. However, those numbers have fallen, and CIAZ is now ranked eighth on the list of best-selling sedans in India. The latest report shows that CIAZ can be phased out by April 2025. However, there is no official confirmation for Maruti Suzuki. Prefer SUVs over sedans In the sedan space, most sales are generated by entry-level sedans such as Maruti Dzire, Hyundai Aura, Honda Amaze and Tata Tigor/EV. These accounted for nearly 80% of the sedan market in January 2025. The remaining sales are mainly from the premium sedan space, which is the field and its competitors and its competitors, such as the Volkswagen Virtus, Skoda Slavia, Hyundai Verna and Honda City. Top 10 Sedans January 2025- Yes…
TATA NEXON EV lineup has been modified: 40.5kWh battery is discontinued
Tata Motors stops Nexon EV 40.5KWH version, simplifying lineup Tata Motors simplifies the Nexon EV series by disabling the mid-range 40.5KWH battery option. The move offers buyers two battery pack options: a 30kWh unit called the Medium Range (MR) and the newly introduced 45kWh Long Distance (LR) variant. Variable lineup and pricing With the 40.5kWh version elimination, the Nexon EV now has 10 different variants distributed across 8 trim levels. Powered by a 30kWh battery, the MR version has a MIDC certified range of 275 km, offering Creative+, Fearless+, Fearless+S and authorized decor. Meanwhile, the LR version with a 45kWh battery offers a 489km MIDC range, available in creative, fearless, authorized, authorized+ and top red dark versions. Red Dark Edition exclusive license + trim, located on the top of the Nexon EV series. With the 40.5kWh option, the Nexon EV's price bracket range remains consistent from Rs. Rs 1.249 crore. Rs 171.9 crore (exe showroom). Real-world performance insights Although the…
2025 TATA NEXON EV 40 kWh variant discontinued
Tata Nexon EV: Pictures - Jayaraj With the changing trends in the electric vehicle sector in India, sales of JSW MG electric motors surpassed the increasing sales of Windsor EVs. Tata has made a major revision of the Nexon EV long-distance (LR) variant in 2025, as it aims to boost sales and rebuild the advantages of India's electric vehicle segment. 2025 Tata Nexon EV 40 kWh variant After the release of the Curvv EV, Tata Motors made significant revisions to the Nexon EV in its powertrain division. We first saw the launch of a 45 kWh Nexon EV LR variant, the same as in the lower variant of Curvv EV. Prior to this update, the Nexon EV used its LR version to get a 40.5 kWh battery pack. The updated Tata Nexon EV is launched - Red Dark Version In February 2025, Tata stopped using the LR version of the Nexon EV of the 40.5 kWh battery pack. The company…
Bajaj Pulsar F250, CT125X, Platina 110 ABS discontinued in
Bajaj Auto has quietly discontinued three motorcycles in its portfolio: Platina 110 ABS, CT125X and Pulsar F250. These models, despite offering unique products, may have been retired due to limited consumer interest and changing market dynamics. Launched in late 2021, the Pulsar F250 is designed as the modern successor to the Pulsar 220F. It has a semi-streamlined design and is powered by a 249cc engine that produces 24 hp and 21.5 Nm of torque. Interestingly, its bare metal version, the Pulsar N250, is still on sale. Launched in 2022, the CT125X is aimed at cost-conscious buyers looking for a durable, rugged commuter bike. Powered by a 124.4cc engine that produces 10bhp of maximum power and 11Nm of peak torque, it is affordable but struggles to establish a strong position in the highly competitive commuter segment. Also read: 2025 Bajaj Pulsar RS200 undergoes live testing ahead of India launch, shows off dual-projector headlights The Platina 110 ABS is positioned as a…
3 Bajaj bikes to be discontinued by January 2025
Bajaj Pulsar F250 discontinued The most expensive of the 3 Bajaj bikes to be discontinued in January 2025 is the Pulsar F250, which is a streamlined version of the Pulsar N250 With the start of 2025, the Indian car market is welcoming new things and potential sales. Things are different at Bajaj Auto, where the company has discontinued three motorcycles. Two of the motorcycles belong to the 110cc and 125cc commuter space, while the other one is a premium quarter-litre offering. Let's take a look. 3 Bajaj bikes to be discontinued by January 2025 Bajaj Auto is gearing up to launch the updated version of Pulsar RS200. Before this, Bajaj seems to be in the process of cleaning up as it has discontinued three motorcycles. Two commuter cars and a premium sports tourer, to be precise. The vehicles have also been removed from the company's official website. Bajaj Pulsar F250 discontinued The discontinued motorcycles are Pulsar F250 (fair version of…
Hero Xpulse 200T and Xtreme 200S discontinued
Hero Extreme 200S Both the Hero Xpulse 200T and Xtreme 200S are powered by the same engine as the Xpulse 200 off-road vehicle with 19 hp and 17.35 Nm of torque Hero MotoCorp, the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer, has just axed two 200cc motorcycles from its Indian product portfolio. We're talking about the Xpulse 200T and Xtreme 200S motorcycles, which share their powertrain with the popular Xpulse 200 dirt bike. Let's take a closer look. Xpulse 200T and Xtreme 200S discontinued Hero MotoCorp has been building a strong lineup of premium motorcycles. Selling quality motorcycles is only half the story, providing buyers with a quality experience is even more important. Hero in this regard has been expanding its Premia dealerships with the aim of providing a better buying and service experience. Hero XPulse 200T facelift Products like Xpulse 210, Xtreme 250, Karizma 250, Mavrick 440 USD fork variant, Maverick 440 Scrambler, Vida Z, etc. will soon be available at Hero’s…
Ford Pay connected car feature to be discontinued in India
Ford Pay connected car tech to be discontinued All modern Ford cars in India come equipped with connected car technology and the FordPass app offers a host of useful features and conveniences Ford India has made a lot of headlines in its tug-of-war with the Indian market. The company is considering resuming its India operations. While the motion to revive the company is yet to be passed, the Ford India team has approved a new notification stating that the FordPass service will cease operations from January 1, 2025. This has caused concern among car enthusiasts who still own and show off Ford cars in India. Many fans expressed reservations about this move. FordPass allows Ford owners to remotely control their vehicles with a host of features and conveniences. However, now it suddenly stopped. Ford Pass Connected Car Kit FordPass connected car features If you're wondering what FordPass is and what it does, it's Ford's comprehensive connected car suite. Users can…
Tata Punch range update: Adventure Trims discontinued
The Tata Punch is now available in 8 trims, most of which come with AMT and CNG options. Tata Motors has streamlined its Punch lineup by discontinuing the mid-spec Adventure and Adventure Rhythm trims in manual, AMT and CNG variants. The compact SUV currently offers 19 models with no price changes. Tata Punch range now comes in 19 variants Available in petrol (8), AMT (6) and CNG (5) Recently launched Punch Camo: limited special edition for the holidays Tata Punch variant prices (ex-showroom) Gasoline-MT Gasoline AMT CNG-MT pure 6.13 Lakhs Rs. – $ 7.23 One hundred thousand Pure (O) $ 6.70 One hundred thousand – – AdventureS $ 7.60 One hundred thousand $ 8.20 One hundred thousand $ 8.55 One hundred thousand Adventure+S $ 8.10 One hundred thousand $ 8.70 One hundred thousand $ 9.05 One hundred thousand Completed+ $ 8.30 One hundred thousand $ 8.90 One hundred thousand $ 9.40 One hundred thousand Done+S $ 8.80 One hundred thousand…
Nostalgia Rides: Discontinued Cars in India
Ever wonder what happened to your favorite car? Some once popular and iconic vehicles eventually disappear without a trace. Today, we are going to take a nostalgic trip down memory lane and explore 10 cars that were once a workhorse on Indian roads, but are now discontinued in the country. From family sedans to sporty hatchbacks, these cars have left their mark on the automotive landscape. Join us as we dive into the reasons behind their discontinuation and reminisce about the memories they created. 1. Maruti Suzuki Alto 800 Once the cheapest model in the automaker's range, the Maruti Alto 800 was discontinued this year, marking the end of the legendary 3-cylinder 796cc petrol engine (called the F8D) that the brand had used in India for four decades. With the new Alto K10 launching in August 2022, there is a pricing overlap between the two models. Maruti has decided to streamline the Alto range and focus only on the K10…
Mercedes GLC and GLE Coupé SUVs to be discontinued
Mercedes will invest heavily in transitioning to an all-electric lineup in the futureMercedes-Benz is reportedly considering retiring two popular coupe-like SUV models: the GLC Coupé and GLE Coupé as part of an ongoing review of its internal combustion engine vehicle lineup. The move comes in response to the German luxury carmaker's broader strategy to streamline its product portfolio and transition to an all-electric future.The GLC Coupé and GLE Coupé currently top the list of reviewed models. Mercedes-Benz has dropped several other combustion engine models from its lineup, including the C-Class coupe, S-Class coupe, CLS sedan and X-Class pickup truck. Initially, the company planned to discontinue production of the A-segment hatchback and B-segment MPV by the end of 2024, but now these models have been temporarily postponed to 2026.Further model cuts are expected to be announced soon. However, they did not comment specifically on the fate of the GLC and GLE Coupé, saying that "every current model is under review" as…
Toyota has fixed the problem that caused the Grand to be discontinued
Engineers worked with suppliers to modify the anchoring system for the side curtain air bags. Before being discontinued, Grand Highlander and TX sold well in the United States. In August, Toyota had to buy back 11 Grand Highlanders and TX models. Toyota has developed fixes for the Grand Highlander and Lexus TX that could end the suspension of sales of the two SUVs, which failed an NHTSA review in May due to defects in their side curtain air bags. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que:()}; adpushup.que.push(function() { if (adpushup.config.platform !== "DESKTOP"){ adpushup.triggerAd("4d84e4c9 -9937-4f84-82c0-c94544ee6f2a"); } else{ adpushup.triggerAd("6a782b01-facb-45f3-a88f-ddf1b1f97657"); } }); A NSA investigation revealed that the side curtain airbags on the Grand Highlander and TX could not remain fully contained in the cabin if deployed with the driver's side window rolled down. The investigation found that a corner of the airbag could be pushed out. Soon after, Toyota engineers were able to reproduce the malfunction and issued a recall on…
Fiat 500e discontinued because no one buys it
Stellantis will stop production of the 500e in Turin for four weeks, but the ICE model has been discontinued and the hybrid model will not be available for another 18 months. go through Chris Chilton 15 hours ago Fiat has temporarily halted production of the electric 500e due to weak demand for electric vehicles. Starting from September 13, the 500e production line at Stellantis' Turin plant will be shut down for four weeks. The old ICE 500 was discontinued this summer due to non-compliance with cybersecurity laws. Fiat is ending production of its 500e as it struggles to cope with a lack of demand for its stylish electric city car. Stellantis has confirmed that the 500e production line at its Mirafiloi plant in Turin, Italy, will be suspended for four weeks from September 13, meaning that for the first time since 2007, no new 500 of any kind will be built in Europe. Related: Fiat 500 Ibrida Hybrid to be…
Honda X-Blade discontinued in India?
Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has reportedly discontinued the Honda X-Blade, with the model quietly removed from the company's official website. Launched in 2018 and targeting young riders, the X-Blade combined a sporty design with practical features and a refined 163cc engine. However, despite a strong start, the X-Blade struggled to carve out a niche in India's competitive two-wheeler market, overshadowed by the success of other models such as the Honda Unicorn and Hornet 2.0. The removal of the X-Blade from the official lineup suggests that the Japanese motorcycle maker may have discontinued its production, though no official announcement has been made. However, some units may still be available at discounted prices at dealerships across India. The discontinuation of the Honda X-Blade reflects the dynamic shift in market trends, with consumers increasingly preferring more powerful or feature-rich alternatives. Also read: Honda Hornet 2.0, CB 200X are now available at BigWing showrooms, starting at Rs 1.39 lakh Honda X-Blade: Design,…
Skoda Slavia and Kushaq 1.5L MT models discontinued
Skoda Slavia and Kushaq 1.5 MT models discontinued This latest development will force Slavia and Kushaq buyers to opt for the pricier automatic transmission models if the 1.5L EVO TSI engine is a priority Slavia and Kushaq have been a turning point for Skoda in India since their launch. Slavia was launched under the India 2.0 strategy of SAVWIPL (Skoda Auto Volkswagen India Pvt Ltd) and is based on the Indian version of the MQB A0 IN and currently we sell 4 cars based on this model here - Kushaq, Slavia, Taigun and Virtus. The performance-packed 1.5L EVO TSI engine has always been a highlight for thrill seekers and enthusiasts. However, the latest development by Skoda Auto will make automotive purists and some enthusiasts frown as the company has just removed the manual transmission option that comes with the 1.5L EVO TSI. Slavia and Kushak 1.5L MT In August 2024, Skoda sold nearly 2,800 vehicles, lagging behind Volkswagen's approximately 3,600.…
Ferrari Roma and other models will be discontinued soon
Ferrari recently offered The company updated the current availability of some models in a statement released alongside its financial results for the first half of the year. The company has revealed that the Roma coupe and limited-edition 812 Competizione are reaching the end of their respective life cycles, while both the SF90 Stradale and 812 GTS have been discontinued. The Roma debuted in late 2019, and given the typical five-year shelf life of the modern Ferrari model range, the handsome coupe’s imminent end of production appears to be on track. Ferrari hasn’t mentioned plans for a successor, though that’s likely to come a little later, as the convertible Roma Spider isn’t due until 2023. Likewise, the SF90 Stradale also debuted in 2019, so it will soon be replaced. The limited-edition SF90 XX Stradale was introduced last year, marking the end of the series, while a successor should appear in the near future as prototypes have already been spotted testing on…
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