27 km mileage, sunroof & price starts at Rs 5.59 lakh: This Tata car is winning over middle-class buyers
Tata Punch: Tata Motors’ best-selling model, the Punch, recorded an impressive 21,313 unit sales in July 2026, nearly double the 10,785 units sold during the same month last year. This translates to a strong 98% year-on-year growth, making Punch the biggest contributor to the company’s overall sales.Its affordable pricing, solid build quality and strong popularity in the micro-SUV segment continue to drive demand, making the Punch one of the most sought-after small SUVs in the Indian market.Tata Punch is priced from ₹5.59 lakh to ₹10.54 lakh (ex-showroom). It gets a bold, sporty design with a refreshed front grille and LED lighting, while the cabin features a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system, digital instrument cluster and comfortable seating. Feature highlights include a sunroof and wireless charging. On the safety front, the Punch comes with six airbags as standard and has secured a 5-star Bharat NCAP safety rating.The SUV is available with petrol, turbo-petrol and CNG powertrain options. Depending on the variant, the petrol versions offer a claimed mileage of around 18.8-20.09 km/l, while the CNG version delivers up to 26.99 km/kg.Tata Nexon: The Tata Nexon secured the second spot in July 2026 with 17,471 units sold, registering a solid 36% year-on-year growth compared with the same month last year. Its consistent sales performance reflects the model’s strong demand in the Indian market.The availability of both petrol and electric powertrains, along with its modern features and strong safety package, has helped the Nexon remain a popular choice, particularly among younger buyers.Tata Tiago: The entry-level hatchback recorded sales of 7,429 units in July 2026, marking a 33% year-on-year increase over the 5,575 units sold in the same month last year. Its affordable pricing, fuel efficiency and reputation for reliability continue to make it a popular choice among budget-conscious buyers.The Tiago has also maintained strong demand in smaller cities, particularly among first-time car buyers looking for an affordable and practical hatchback for everyday use.Tata Sierra: Tata Motors’ new Sierra recorded sales of 6,327 units in July 2026. With no comparable sales figure from the previous year, the Sierra’s July numbers represent its performance as a new entrant in the market.Achieving over 6,000 units in the early phase of its launch points to strong initial demand. Its modern SUV design, premium styling and feature-rich cabin have helped attract attention from buyers.Tata Harrier: The premium SUV recorded sales of 3,301 units in July 2026, registering a strong 49% year-on-year growth over the 2,216 units sold in the same month last year. Its bold design, powerful engine and premium features have helped the Harrier maintain a strong presence in the mid-size SUV segment.Demand for the Harrier has also been growing among both family buyers and adventure enthusiasts, thanks to its combination of road presence, performance and practicality.Tata Altroz: The premium hatchback recorded sales of 2,862 units in July 2026, down 27% from the 3,905 units sold in the same month last year. The decline comes amid intensifying competition in the segment and shifting consumer preferences.Despite the drop in sales, the Altroz continues to stand out for its stylish design and strong safety credentials, helping it retain its appeal among buyers looking for a premium hatchback.Tata Curvv: The coupe-SUV recorded sales of 1,697 units in July 2026, down 15% from the 2,005 units sold in the same month last year. The decline suggests that the initial post-launch excitement around the model may be easing.Despite its distinctive coupe-inspired design, the Curvv faces growing competition in the segment, while its pricing could also be influencing buyer decisions and sales performance.Tata Safari: Tata Motors’ flagship SUV recorded sales of 1,453 units in July 2026, marking a 17% year-on-year increase over the 1,242 units sold in the same month last year.Its spacious seven-seat layout, strong performance and premium features continue to make the Safari a popular choice among large families and buyers who frequently take long road trips.Tata Tigor: The compact sedan recorded sales of 758 units in July 2026, down 22% from the 968 units sold in the same month last year. The decline reflects the broader slowdown in demand for sedans, coupled with the growing preference for SUVs among Indian car buyers.Despite the pressure on sales, the Tigor continues to attract some buyers with its affordable pricing, spacious cabin and practical boot space, making it a sensible option for budget-conscious customers.
2026-08-18T02:41:37Z
This V10 BMW estate was cheap for a serious reason
DriveTribe buys a rare BMW M5 Touring with a 500HP V10 engine and an unusual history. The car stands out because it combines estate practicality, a naturally aspirated S85 V10, and very limited production numbers. Its cheaper price comes from a previous write off caused by a small fire in the rear battery area, making it both tempting and risky. The video also covers the car’s strengths, including its sound, performance, luxury features, and rare specification, while noting issues like fuel use, SMG gearbox behavior, and future maintenance checks. This episode works because it asks whether a rare dream estate is still worth buying when its history is not perfect.
2026-07-29T12:06:58Z
Teen inherits late great uncle's cherished truck as first vehicle | Happily
A teen fought back tears when his family surprised him with his beloved late great uncle's truck as his first-ever vehicle. Brodie Likens, 16, from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, shared a close relationship with his great uncle Tony Gutierrez, a former police master sergeant, which stemmed from his mom Emily's fond memories with her aunt and uncle when she was younger. Emily's Aunt Nancy is only 16 years older than her, and during her childhood, Nancy and Tony became like second parents to Emily, who would spend half of her summers staying with them. This closeness was passed on to Emily's children, who had the heartbreaking experience of watching Tony battle against aggressive Parkinson's disease for the last eight years of his life. Tony's passing in July hit Brodie particularly hard, Emily said, with her son crying for days on end after hearing the news about his great uncle. It was over the summer that Emily had been searching for a first vehicle for Brodie, but nothing felt quite right. Emily's mom, Gail, then mentioned Nancy was keen to downsize, and so Tony's truck might be looking for a new home. The idea of purchasing the vehicle made Emily cry, she admitted, as Tony had spent his life working in the police force, protecting others, and so there was a sense that his beloved truck would protect Brodie, too. Having shipped the truck from Florida, Emily then called her son away from his homework, on October 9, when he was encouraged to head outside. There, the 16-year-old set eyes on what he knew was his uncle's cherished possession, saying he was fighting back tears as he went to check out the vehicle and saw his uncle's hat, which he then clutched.
2026-08-17T15:36:07Z
He rebuilt a 200,000-mile Land Cruiser - and found a huge problem
We spend four days rebuilding the heart of a high-mileage Toyota Land Cruiser, replacing the transfer case, front and rear differentials, axle shafts, bearings, seals, gears, and manual locking hubs to restore its four-wheel-drive system. With upgraded components throughout the drivetrain, the legendary 80 Series is almost ready for some of America's toughest off-road trails. But just when everything seems complete, one final mystery keeps the four-wheel-drive system from working as planned, setting the stage for the next chapter of the build.
2026-07-14T14:27:14Z
