MARUTI DZIRE AND BALENO GET FIVE-STAR SAFETY RATING IN Bharat NCAP TEST, WHILE MERCEDES LAUNCHES COLLECTOR'S EDITION

Mumbai, India - In a major milestone for Indian automobile safety standards, the Maruti Dzire and Baleno have achieved a 5-star rating in the Bharat NCAP crash test. The Dzire continues to impress with its earlier performance, maintaining its top-end safety credentials. Meanwhile, Mercedes-Benz has launched an exclusive Collector's Edition of the G 63 in India, priced at Rs 4.30 crore.

The Maruti Baleno, on the other hand, secured a good four-star rating in both its 2-airbag and 6-airbag variants, showcasing the company's commitment to safety features across its range. This achievement highlights Maruti Suzuki's continued efforts in improving vehicle safety standards in India.

In contrast, Audi has introduced a limited Signature Edition for the A4 sedan, which adds an accessory package to the top-spec Technology variant. The special edition offers tech enhancements, cosmetic updates, and additional features at no extra cost.

Tata Motors revealed its long-term strategy during its Investor Meet, showcasing the introduction of new petrol engines for the Harrier and Safari models. Additionally, three new nameplates have been confirmed to arrive by FY2030. Toyota Fortuner has increased prices across its lineup, while Volkswagen Golf GTI units are now available at dealerships.

The automotive market is abuzz with fresh launches, including the 2025 Kia Carens Clavis, which marks a premium variant, and Jeep's Grand Cherokee Signature Edition, priced at Rs 1.54 lakh more than the standard model.

As Maruti Suzuki dominates with its top-end safety credentials, enthusiasts are eagerly waiting to see how these achievements shape India's car market.