India’s four major carmakers – Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Tata and Mahindra – announced their product roadmaps for the next five years. Collectively, these brands plan to introduce over 60 new cars/SUVs across internal combustion engine (ICE), hybrid and electric vehicle (EV) segments. The upcoming product range will include several all-new models along with numerous facelifts, model year (MY) updates and special editions. Let’s take a look at the key highlights of their future plans.
Maruti Suzuki – 8 New SUVs, Targeting 50% Market Share
The Indo-Japanese automaker aims to regain a 50 percent market share by 2030. At the recently held Japan Mobility Show 2025, Toshihiro Suzuki, President and Director of Suzuki Motor Corporation revealed that the company is strongly focused on expanding its SUV and MPV product portfolio and introducing new technologies, while keeping the small cars at the core of its strategy.
Maruti Suzuki also plans to adopt multi-fuel, multi-powertrain strategy, with four EVs coming by 2030. The gap between ICE and EV models will be filed by CNG and hybrid vehicles. The carmaker is developing its own strong hybrid powertrain, which is expected to debut on the updated Fronx in 2026. Maruti has also introduced its new underbody CNG system in the Victoris SUV, which will soon be available in the brand’s other CNG models.
Hyundai – 26 New Models, Hybrids & EVs
Hyundai Motor India has been struggling to maintain its number two position amid tough competition from Tata and Mahindra. Aiming to strengthen its market presence, the South Korean automaker plans to roll out 26 new models by 2030 including 7 to 8 all-new products. The future lineup will comprise entry-level hatchbacks, compact SUVs, premium hybrid SUVs and skateboard platform based electric cars.
In 2026, Hyundai will launch the Bayon compact crossover to challenge the Maruti Fronx and Tata Punch. Around the same time, the Verna sedan and Exter subcompact SUV will receive midlife updates. The next-generation Hyundai Creta with a hybrid powertrain is planned for launch in 2027.
Tata Motors – 7 New Nameplates & More
Tata Motors has confirmed the launch of seven new nameplates by FY2030 along with 23 facelifts, new-gen models and special editions of the existing products. The Tata Sierra, slated to launch on 27th November 2025, will be the first iconic nameplate to make a comeback.
The carmaker will introduce its premium electric Avinya sub-brand in 2026. The Avinya and Avinya X will be the first EVs to roll out under this brand, featuring futuristic design language and advanced technologies. The next-generation Tata Nexon is also in the pipeline and is expected to arrive in 2027.
Mahindra & Mahindra – 9 ICE SUVs, 7 EVs
Mahindra & Mahindra will expand its SUV product portfolio with nine new ICE-powered models by 2030. Additionally, the company will also introduce seven new born-electric SUVs including four based on the all-new NU_IQ monocoque platform.
In August 2025, Mahindra showcased the Vision X, Vision S, Vision T and Vision SXT electric SUV concepts. These models are expected to preview the company’s future compact crossover (possibly new-gen XUV 3XO), an SUV from the Scorpio family, an electric Thar and a lifestyle pickup truck, respectively. The first production-ready Vision SUV will arrive in 2027.
