Over the two days, a variety of advanced vehicles, mobility solutions, and components, ranging from superbikes and cars to buses and ambulances were showcased.
19 Jan 2025 | 8292 Views | By Autocar Pro News Desk
The Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025 witnessed significant activity during its first two media days, with over 90 product launches. On the second day, 56 new products were introduced at Bharat Mandapam, along with five at Yashobhoomi, Dwarka. The event showcased a variety of advanced vehicles, mobility solutions, and components, ...
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The Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025 witnessed significant activity during its first two media days, with over 90 product launches. On the second day, 56 new products were introduced at Bharat Mandapam, along with five at Yashobhoomi, Dwarka. The event showcased a variety of advanced vehicles, mobility solutions, and components, ranging from superbikes and cars to buses and ambulances.
VinFast Auto India debuted its first electric SUVs for the Indian market, the VF 7 and VF 6. BMW India introduced the MINI Cooper S John Cooper Works Pack and BMW X3, with ex-showroom prices starting at Rs. 55,90,000 and Rs. 75,80,000, respectively. BMW Motorrad India launched the BMW S 1000 RR at an introductory price of Rs. 21,10,000 and the BMW R 1300 GS Adventure at Rs. 22,95,000.
JSW MG Motor India presented nine models, including the MG Majestor, along with hybrid electric, plug-in hybrid, battery electric, and internal combustion engine vehicles. Eka Mobility showcased a diverse range of electric commercial vehicles, including buses, trucks, and small commercial vehicles, under 11 distinct platforms. BYD India launched the BYD SEALION 7 and showcased other models, such as the Yangwang U8 and a plug-in hybrid EV with DM-i technology.
JBM Electric Vehicles unveiled four electric buses, including a luxury coach and a medical mobile unit. Montra Electric launched two electric small commercial vehicles. Hyundai Motor Company revealed concept models for electric three-wheelers and micro four-wheelers. Pinnacle Industries introduced three ambulance models tailored for specific needs, including neonatal care.
Numeros Motors launched its e-scooter Diplos Max at Rs. 1,09,999 and introduced a bike-scooter crossover. Vayve Mobility presented India’s first solar electric car, ‘Eva,’ priced between Rs. 3.25 lakh and Rs. 5.99 lakh, depending on battery capacity. SML Isuzu launched the Hiroi.EV alongside other products, including ambulances and tippers.
Cummins India introduced its HELM engine platforms and a hydrogen fuel delivery system. Godawari Electric Motors unveiled several electric vehicles, including the Eblu Rozee ECO, priced at Rs. 2,95,999. Sarla Aviation showcased Shunya, India’s first flying taxi. Motovolt Mobility revealed several electric vehicle models, including a digital pedal motorbike and an e-bike conversion kit.
Olectra GreenTech launched buses with blade battery platforms, and Omega Seiki Pvt. Ltd. introduced the M1KA 1.0 electric truck, priced at Rs. 6,99,000, alongside other models. ICON Autocraft launched advanced automotive solutions, while Supreme introduced high-performance audio products. ASK Automotive presented products under the AISIN ASK range, marking its entry into the four-wheeler passenger car market.
ZF launched its SCALAR digital fleet management platform and showcased X-by-Wire technology. The event demonstrated a focus on innovation, sustainability, and advanced mobility solutions across various segments, setting a strong precedent for the future of mobility in India.