Volkswagen Golf GTI Review India: Hot Hatch Perfection!
- May 26, 2025
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As we stepped into February, the first week of the month has brought plenty of exciting automotive updates, particularly from luxury brands like Rolls-Royce, Mercedes-Benz, and Ferrari. While Rolls-Royce introduced a new model in India, a new Maybach and an EV are confirmed from the other two. Meanwhile, mass-market brands like Mahindra, Volkswagen, and MG also rolled out significant updates. Additionally, the entire Honda fleet and an India-made Maruti achieved noteworthy feats. Let's take a look at all the key highlights.
The Volkswagen Golf GTI is confirmed to arrive in India by mid-2025 under the government’s homologation-free import route. The hot hatchback, featuring 18-inch Richmond alloy wheels, a sporty design, and a turbo petrol engine delivering great power, will only be available in limited units. So, be quick to book one if you want it. More details and its price can be checked here.

The Vietnamese auto-giant VinFast took the Auto Expo 2025 by storm, showcasing a swarm of quirky new EVs we had been eagerly waiting for in India. The time has come, as the VF3 micro-EV is now confirmed for an India launch. It will follow the VF7 and VF6, which are expected to arrive this year. Learn more about this tiny car and its launch timeline here.

Mahindra has finally shed light on the complete lineup of its hot new EVs, the BE 6 and XEV 9e. Alongside the Pack Two prices, it has been revealed that both models have additional variants beyond the three we previously knew about. In fact, the Indian marque has also released the variant-wise features of both cars. Check out more on this in our story.

A new Rolls-Royce has arrived in India, waiting to catch the eye of billionaires. The Ghost Series II is now more driver-focused while retaining its sheer opulence, powered by a 6.7-litre twin-turbo V12 engine. See the new Rolls and its three variants along with its price here.

Time to mark your calendars if you’ve been eyeing the Mercedes-Maybach SL 680 Monogram Series. With a new design, sporty charm, and AMG-specific elements wrapped in Maybach luxury, what more could you ask for in a two-door sports car? Take a closer look at the car right here.

Electric is the way forward, and this time Ferrari has stepped onto the path. Who would have even thought a prancing horse from the Italian marque would run on a battery? But now, the time has come, and it’s inevitable. Brace yourself for the first-ever electric Ferrari. Know more in this report.

Volkswagen is up to more – again, in the electric space. They are all set to unveil a new EV concept and expand the all-electric ID family. The car, yet to be named, will sit on the brand’s all-new MEB platform. Any guesses on how much it would cost? Check that here.

What we might have underrated in India has been embraced with full glory in its home country. The made-in-India Maruti Jimny, recently introduced in its brand’s origin nation, has gone on to establish itself as a hot favourite, if not a bestseller yet. While the three-door version was already on sale, the newly launched five-door variant offered in new colours and tweaks has been well received by Japanese buyers. What’s up with the Indian market, though? More on that here.

When we were expecting a full-fledged facelift of the MG Astor, justified by its latest international reveal, MG decided to go the other way. The Astor has received model-year updates, but only for two specific variants. In fact, it is now limited to a single powertrain option, with one being discontinued. The update makes certain features more accessible to Indian buyers. Will that prove fruitful for MG’s intent? We’ve analyzed more in this report.

Honda Cars has amped up its fan base with a major achievement. It has become the first carmaker in India to be certified for E20 petrol compliance across its entire lineup, including the City, City Hybrid, Elevate, and both generations of the Amaze. But what does this compliance mean for you? Learn more about its significance in this report.

So, wasn’t the week packed with a lot of fuel? Even if you think it was, there’s still much more to come. Stay tuned for regular and timely updates on your automotive thirst.
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