Maruti Suzuki India Limited
Maruti Suzuki is turning heads for all the right reasons today! Their newly launched Dzire just became the first car in India to receive a 5-star Bharat NCAP safety rating, giving customers even more reasons to trust the brand. Adding to that, Maruti announced standard six airbags across almost its entire range, along with other key safety features like ESC and Hill Hold Assist—showing it’s serious about driver and passenger safety.
While the stock dipped slightly (about 0.66%), the company’s proactive safety push is being seen as a bold step forward, even as they carefully navigate challenges in EV production due to global rare-earth shortages.
Mahindra Group
Mahindra had a stable and upbeat day on the market, with shares climbing around 0.48%, reflecting renewed investor confidence. The company also assured everyone that it has sufficient inventory despite the rare-earth material crunch that’s hitting EV manufacturers globally a big sigh of relief for those watching the EV space.
On the customer side, Mahindra rolled out exciting SUV offers this month, with discounts up to ₹2.5 lakh on the XUV400, making it a great time to drive home a new Mahindra. A balanced day of gains and goodwill!
Tata Motors
Tata Motors continues to keep everyone talking its stock saw gains for the sixth straight day, currently hovering around ₹737–740, showing solid momentum in the market. While opinions from analysts varied HDFC Securities issued a ‘Reduce’ call with a target of ₹733, and JM Financial stuck to a ‘Buy’ rating, raising its target to ₹815 investors are watching Tata closely for its ambitious plans in EVs and commercial vehicles.
This mix of cautious analysis and growing enthusiasm paints a picture of a company that’s not just riding a wave, but working hard to reshape the future of mobility.
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