New cars

New cars in India

Owning a car is still one of the biggest dreams for most Indians, and the market shows it clearly. India's passenger car business is now worth about USD 44.45 billion in 2026 and is growing at close to 7.5% every year. In fact, yearly sales are about to cross 5 million units for the very first time. Maruti Suzuki is still the number one brand, and Tata has now moved ahead of Mahindra to take the second spot, with Hyundai, Toyota, and Kia close behind. The biggest shift is how many people now want SUVs. Almost all the growth is coming from SUVs, while small hatchbacks and sedans are slowly losing buyers. Cars like the Swift, Nexon, Creta, and Scorpio stay popular year after year. The right platform should let you compare models, check all the details, and calculate your EMI in one place, instead of opening ten different tabs to do it.

Look at what sits parked outside any Indian home and you get a fair sense of what buyers here really value. Maruti Suzuki runs the show, and for good reason: its cars rarely act up and rarely cost a fortune to keep. The Swift, Alto K10, and Baleno hold their ground year after year because they are easy to live with and kind at the fuel pump, which is what most families weigh first. Hyundai plays a different game and plays it well. The Creta and i20 pull people in with smart styling, a ride that does not punish you on bad roads, and kit that used to belong to far costlier cars. Tata has quietly turned itself around, too, putting genuine performance and a sensible price tag into the Nexon and Tiago. And for anyone who wants muscle over polish, there is Mahindra. The Scorpio Classic and XUV700 will do the school run on Monday and a broken hill road on Sunday without complaint. So, the takeaway is simple enough. Indian buyers do not want the same thing, not even close, and the market has learned to meet almost every one of them somewhere sensible, trading off performance, price, and features depending on what your life actually demands.

Most popular cars in India

Popular cars in India are no longer judged only by price or mileage. Buyers now look closely at safety features, touchscreen infotainment, smartphone connectivity, airbags, and driver-assistance technology. The table below compares 10 popular cars in India with their key features and starting ex-showroom price range.

Most popular cars price in India (city-wise)

The table below shows the starting ex-showroom prices of popular cars across major Indian cities. These are indicative prices and may change based on variant, fuel type, colour, location, and manufacturer updates.

Please note that these are the ex-showroom prices for the base models. The actual price of the car may vary based on the variant selected and the city in which you make your purchase.

Popular new cars by budget

Budget plays a major role when buyers compare new cars in India. From entry-level hatchbacks to premium SUVs and EVs, every price bracket has models suited for different needs. The table below groups popular new cars by budget to make shortlisting easier.

Upcoming new cars in India

The table below includes upcoming cars that have stronger market visibility for India. Models that are already launched or have weak launch clarity have been removed to avoid misleading readers.

Why book new cars on Bajaj Mall

Booking your new car is now simpler than ever on Bajaj Mall. Below are the advantages of booking new cars on Bajaj Mall.

• A wide range of options: Bajaj Mall presents a diverse assortment of new cars, allowing you to effortlessly browse, compare features and prices, and choose the vehicle that best meets your requirements and budget.

• User-friendly search filters: Bajaj Mall is designed for ease of use, ensuring a smooth booking experience. You can quickly locate the new car that matches your needs by utilising filters such as price, brand, fuel type, and more.

• Flexible repayment options: Book your dream car by applying for a car loan from Bajaj Finance which comes with flexible repayment options. The long repayment tenure available allows you to spread the cost of your new car into manageable monthly instalments, easing your financial burden and facilitating better budget management.

How to calculate car loan EMI for new cars

Before buying a new car, take a few minutes to work out the EMI. It gives you a clear sense of what the loan will cost every month and helps you avoid stretching your budget later. Start with the loan amount you plan to borrow. Then choose a repayment tenure that feels comfortable for your monthly income. The interest rate will decide how much extra you pay over the loan period.

You can use the car loan EMI calculator to check the estimate quickly. Add the loan amount, tenure, and interest rate, and the tool will show an indicative EMI. Try two or three tenure options before you decide, as a small change in tenure can affect both the EMI and total interest.

Also check the latest car loan interest rates. This helps you plan the purchase with a more realistic view of the overall borrowing cost.

Cars by Brand: Maruti Suzuki Cars | Honda Cars | Hyundai Cars | Kia Cars | Tata Cars | Mahindra Cars | Toyota Cars | Skoda Cars | Citroen Cars | MG Cars | Volkswagen Cars | Renault Cars | Nissan Cars

Cars by Fuel: Petrol Cars | Diesel Cars | CNG Cars | Electric Cars | Hybrid Cars

Cars by Body Type: Sedan Cars | Hatchback Cars | SUV Cars

Cars by Seating Capacity: 4 Seater Cars | 5 Seater Cars | 6 Seater Cars | 7 Seater Cars | 8 Seater Cars | 9 Seater Cars