Ola Hits 1 Million EV Milestone, RoadsterX+ Unveiled

Subrata Dasgupta / September 17, 2025

Ola Electric hit a major milestone, sending its one-millionth vehicle out the gates of the Krishnagiri plant in Tamil Nadu, less than four years after the first rolled off the line in 2021. To mark the occasion, the EV maker rolled out a special RoadsterX+ in deep midnight blue, with red glinting on the rims, a two-tone seat, and a matching battery pack. The bike features eco-friendly details like badges stamped from recycled copper scraps and gleaming electroplated bar ends. To celebrate, Ola has kicked off its One in a Million campaign, asking customers to share their most unforgettable rides—like that rainy night when a driver went the extra mile to get them home. Whoever tells the most original story will drive away in the landmark RoadsterX+ itself, putting the roar of the engine—and the brand’s rider community—at the center of this win. This milestone comes just after Ola Electric’s Sankalp 2025 event, where the company rolled out its India Inside vision—a clear roadmap toward full supply chain independence and deep vertical integration, laid out with the precision of blueprint lines on crisp paper. Highlights included the commercial debut of the 4680 Bharat Cell, powering the S1 Pro+ (5.2 kWh) and the RoadsterX+ (9.1 kWh); the launch of the S1 Pro Sport, a performance scooter packing a 16 kW motor, topping out at 152 km/h, with a claimed 320 km range and ADAS tech, priced at ₹1,49,999 and set to hit roads in January 2026; and the unveiling of a rare-earth-free ferrite motor, slated for a phased rollout starting Q3 FY26. At the event, the Moonshot Project revealed its Diamondhead motorcycle for the first time worldwide—a machine with hub-centred steering, aerospace-grade materials, and a blistering 0–100 km/h launch that hits in just two seconds, like being yanked forward by a slingshot. Ola plans to roll out this sleek, futuristic model in 2027 for under ₹5 lakh, a move that sharpens its push into the premium EV market.

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Realme P3 Lite 5G launched in India, starting at Rs 10,499

Subrata Dasgupta / September 17, 2025

Realme has launched the Realme P3 Lite 5G in India, aiming at buyers who want solid performance, up-to-date features, and rugged durability—all without breaking the bank. Sales kick off September 22 on Flipkart, Realme.com, and in shops nationwide, from big-city malls to small corner stores. Realme P3 Lite 5G : Price and launch offers You can grab the P3 Lite 5G in three colours—Lily White, Purple Blossom, or Midnight Lily. It comes in two versions—one with 4GB RAM and 128GB storage for Rs 10,499, and another with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage for Rs 11,499. Customers can get a flat ₹1,000 off with select bank or exchange offers, a perk that makes the deal even sweeter—like finding an extra note in your pocket. Realme P3 Lite 5G : Key specifications The Realme P3 Lite 5G packs a silky-smooth high-refresh-rate display and a hefty battery built for days of use. With its IP64 rating against dust and water and military-grade shock protection, it’s made to take a beating—like sudden drops onto concrete—making it one of the toughest devices you’ll find at this price. The 6,000mAh battery keeps you going for hours, so you won’t be hunting for an outlet anytime soon. The phone features a 6.67-inch HD+ IPS LCD display that refreshes at a smooth 120Hz and can hit up to 625 nits of brightness—bright enough to read a message under midday sun. The device runs on a MediaTek Dimensity 6300 6nm octa-core chip, paired with either 4GB or 6GB of fast LPDDR4X RAM. You can boost the memory virtually to as much as 18GB, enough to keep dozens of tabs humming in the background. It comes with 128GB of UFS 2.2 storage, expandable via microSD card up to 2TB. Software-wise, the device runs Realme UI 6.0 on Android 15, greeting you with its bright icons the moment you power it on. A side-mounted fingerprint sensor takes care of both security and convenience, unlocking with a quick press of your thumb. Even with its big battery, the phone stays just 7.94mm thin and weighs 197g—about the heft of a small apple. You get 5G (both SA and NSA), dual 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi ac, Bluetooth 5.3, GPS, and a USB Type-C port for charging and data transfer. The P3 Lite 5G packs a 32MP rear camera with a GALAXYCORE GC32E2 sensor, an f/1.8 aperture, and an LED flash that shines brightly in low light. Up front, it has an 8MP selfie camera with an f/2.0 aperture, ready to capture every grin in sharp detail. One of the P3 Lite 5G’s standout features is its durability—you can drop it on a tiled kitchen floor, and it keeps going. It’s built with an ArmorShell Tough frame, sealed to IP64 standards and tested to MIL-STD 810H shock resistance—meaning drops onto concrete won’t leave a mark. The new “Rainwater Smart Touch” technology lets you operate the device with ease, even when your fingertips are wet.

2025 Royal Enfield Meteor 350 Launched at Rs. 1.96 Lakh

Subrata Dasgupta / September 16, 2025

Royal Enfield has rolled out the 2025 Royal Enfield Meteor 350 in India, starting at Rs. 1.96 lakh (ex-showroom, Chennai), with its glossy tank catching the light like fresh paint. You can choose the cruiser in four trims: Fireball, Stellar, Aurora, or the bold Supernova. The 2025 model gets fresh styling and a handful of new features, from sleeker headlights to upgraded tech. The motorcycle now packs an LED headlamp and indicators, a Tripper navigation display, a USB Type-C fast-charging port, an assist-and-slipper clutch, plus brake and clutch levers you can adjust to fit your grip. The Fireball and Stellar models come with an LED headlamp and a Tripper pod as standard, while the Aurora and Supernova also add adjustable levers you can fine-tune with a quick twist. Buyers can now choose from a fresh palette of colors, from the blazing Fireball Orange to the deep, glossy Supernova Black, with shades like Stellar Marine Blue and Aurora Retro Green in between. Under the surface, the Meteor 350 stays the same, still running its 349cc air- and oil-cooled single-cylinder engine that puts out 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm of torque at 4,000 rpm, with a steady hum you can feel through the bars. The long-stroke motor works with a five-speed gearbox, now fitted with an assist-and-slipper clutch that makes downshifts smoother and keeps the rear wheel steady. You can now book the new 2025 Royal Enfield Meteor 350 or take it for a test ride, and the first bikes will roll out to customers starting 22 September 2025. You can kit out the bike with Royal Enfield’s official accessories, picking them up at a dealership or ordering through the ‘Make It Yours’ online custom shop.

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iPhone Air Launched in India with A19 Pro Chip, 5.6mm Slim Design, and 48MP Camera

Subrata Dasgupta / September 13, 2025

At its September 9 “Awe Dropping” event, Apple unveiled the iPhone Air—its thinnest iPhone yet, slimmer than a pencil—alongside the iPhone 17 lineup, AirPods Pro 3, and the latest Apple Watch Series 11, SE 3, and Ultra 3. Taking the place of the old “Plus” model, the Air keeps Apple’s long-running “Air” name alive, just like you’ve seen on the slim MacBook or the feather-light iPad. At its slimmest—only 5.6 mm—it’s even thinner than the iPhone 6 and Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge, yet it still feels almost weightless in your hand. With its titanium frame and tough Ceramic Shield 2, the device had to be rebuilt from the inside out, which meant trade-offs like a lone 48-megapixel rear camera and e-SIM-only support. iPhone Air: Design and Performance The iPhone Air packs a 6.5-inch ProMotion display into a slim, lightweight frame, perfect for people who care more about sleek looks and easy portability than a top-tier camera rig. Though it’s impressively thin, Apple packed it with the same 3-nanometre A19 Pro chip used in the iPhone 17 Pro, along with 8GB of RAM, so it can run Apple Intelligence and record video from both cameras at once—even the faint click of the shutter comes through in stereo. Apple hasn’t revealed the battery’s capacity, but it’s expected to be the smallest in the iPhone 17 lineup. Even so, the company says it still offers “all-day battery” life. It charges quickly over a cable or wirelessly, and comes with fresh accessories—new cases and a custom MagSafe battery pack that clicks into place with a soft snap. Price and Availability You can pre-order the iPhone Air starting September 12, with the 256GB model priced from Rs 1,19,900—about the cost of a brand-new motorbike. You can get it in black, white, gold, or a soft sky blue, and it hits shelves September 19.

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Apple iPhone 17 Pro Unveiled in India: Price & Full Details

Subrata Dasgupta / September 13, 2025

iPhone 17 Pro: Premium Design and Advanced Performance On September 9, at its awe-inspiring launch, Apple pulled the cover off the iPhone 17 Pro—a sleek slab of glass and metal that marks a bold jump in both design and performance. With its A19 Pro chip built on a 3nm process, the device delivers blistering speed and efficiency, backed by up to 12GB of RAM that keeps multitasking smooth and powers Apple Intelligence without a hitch. Apple also added a vapor chamber cooling system, so it stays smooth even when you’re pushing it hard—like during a long gaming session. The Pro packs a bigger battery, but the company has not disclosed the exact numbers, and you can expect small differences between e-SIM–only and dual-SIM versions. What really stands out is the overhauled triple-camera setup, sharp enough to catch the glint of sunlight on glass. The main 48MP sensor captures sharp detail even in dim light, and the telephoto lens lets you zoom in up to 8x with crisp, optical-quality clarity. Videographers can now shoot in 8K, giving the Pro the muscle of a true professional tool. Up front, a wider “Center Stage” camera sharpens video calls and selfies, catching details like the glint in your eyes. The iPhone 17 Pro sports a 6.3-inch display, wrapped in a sleek Ceramic Shield 2 front cover that feels cool to the touch, set into a solid metal unibody frame. The new, wider-set camera module sharpens the phone’s look and gives it a steadier feel in your hand. Pre-orders for the iPhone 17 Pro open September 12, with prices starting at ₹1,34,900—about the cost of a high-end laptop. Buyers can pick from three colors—cosmic orange, deep blue, or sleek silver that catches the light. You can get it starting September 19, when the doors officially open.

TVS Jupiter Stardust Black Special Edition Launched at ₹93,031

Subrata Dasgupta / September 12, 2025

TVS Motor Company has quietly rolled out the new TVS Jupiter Stardust Black special edition in India, with a price tag of ₹93,031 (ex-showroom, Delhi) and a glossy finish that catches the light like wet stone. Sitting just above the range-topping Disc SXC trim, it’s now the most premium model in Jupiter’s lineup, with details as polished as its gleaming chrome accents. This edition skips mechanical changes and focuses on style instead, with fresh paint and sharper trim catching the eye. The scooter wears an all-black coat for a bold, stealthy vibe, with a chrome-tipped exhaust heat shield reflecting the light and bronze accents highlighting the badges and TVS emblem. The Stardust Black edition, like the Disc SXC model, leaves out the kick-start, though you can have one fitted at a dealership if you want—just a slim metal lever tucked neatly by the engine. The 113.3cc air-cooled engine still delivers 7.91 bhp and 9.80 Nm of torque, sending power through a smooth CVT automatic gearbox.

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iPhone 17 Launched in India: Price, Specs and Availability

Subrata Dasgupta / September 12, 2025

Apple has officially rolled out the iPhone 17 in India, complete with a sleeker design, a larger display that stretches nearly edge to edge, snappier performance, and sharper, more versatile cameras. You can get the device in lavender, mist blue, sage, white, or black, with either 256GB or 512GB of storage. The base model starts at ₹82,900, and if you want the 512GB version, it’ll set you back ₹1,02,900. You can place your pre-order starting September 12 at 5:30 PM IST, and the phone hits store shelves on September 19. Refined Design, Bigger Display, and Improved Durability The iPhone 17 may resemble the iPhone 16 at first glance, but Apple has given it a tougher body and upgraded the front glass to Ceramic Shield 2, which resists scratches up to three times better. The display features a seven-layer anti-reflective coating that cuts glare, plus a matte back that keeps fingerprints at bay. The dual-camera setup still runs vertically, and the gently rounded corners make it feel easier to grip. The phone now sports a bigger 6.3-inch display with ProMotion, shifting its refresh rate from 1Hz to 120Hz for smoother scrolling and improved battery life. It can hit an outdoor brightness of 3,000 nits—bright enough to make text pop even under a blazing midday sun—the highest ever on an iPhone. iPhone 17: Performance, Cameras, and Battery Life Upgrades The iPhone 17 runs on Apple’s new A19 chip, built on a 3nm process and packed with a 6-core CPU plus a 5-core GPU, giving it a serious boost—you’ll notice apps launch almost instantly.The rear dual-fusion camera packs a 48MP sensor that blends main and telephoto duties, giving you crisp shots at 13mm, 26mm, and 52mm—whether it’s a sweeping skyline or a close-up of raindrops on glass. Up front, a new 18MP sensor handles Center Stage and keeps video steady, even when you’re walking down a busy street. Battery life now lasts up to eight hours longer for video playback than the iPhone 16, and a quick 10-minute top-up can keep you streaming through an entire evening movie. Storage starts at 256GB, giving you plenty of room for your apps, photos, and even that hour-long vacation video.

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AirPods Pro 3 India Launch: Price, Features, and Upgrades

Subrata Dasgupta / September 11, 2025

After three years, Apple has rolled out the AirPods Pro 3 in India for Rs 25,900, bringing a fresh generation of its premium wireless earbuds with a crisp, redesigned sound. Apple unveiled the new earbuds with the iPhone 17 lineup, packing a sleeker design, richer sound that catches every note, and smart features driven by Apple Intelligence. The AirPods Pro 3 feature a revamped airflow system that sharpens sound and cuts outside noise twice as much as the last model—four times more than the very first AirPods Pro. Apple says these are its most advanced in-ear headphones yet, with sound so crisp you can hear the brush of a guitar string. One standout feature is live translation—you can trigger it with a quick hand gesture and hear the words shift into another language as they’re spoken. The earbuds lower the original speaker’s voice and boost the translation, so two people wearing AirPods Pro 3 can chat in different languages as easily as passing notes across a table. On an iPhone, translations can pop up right on the screen or be read out in a clear voice. You can now track your heart rate and calories burned in real time for up to 50 different workouts—no Apple Watch needed—because the built-in sensors handle it all, right down to counting every step on the treadmill. Apple fine-tuned the design for a snug, secure feel, shrinking the earbuds slightly after studying thousands of 3D ear scans, and now offers five ear tip sizes so you can find one that fits just right. They’re built with IP57-rated protection, so sweat or a splash of rain won’t slow them down. After the Pro 3 launch, Apple is set to roll out new AirPods features with iOS 26 later this year, including using them as an iPhone camera remote, studio-quality audio for AirPods 4 and Pro 2, clearer calls, charging alerts, and even auto-pause if you doze off with them in. The AirPods Pro 3 take over from the Pro 2, which rolled out in 2023 with dust resistance and a USB-C port snug in its white case. Apple says the new model pushes its audio tech forward, pairing beefed-up hardware with AI-driven features to create smooth, uninterrupted sound—like a song fading perfectly into the next—and to keep its edge in high-end headphones.

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Tata Nexon EV ADAS Launched in India: Prices Start at ₹17.29 Lakh

Subrata Dasgupta / September 10, 2025

Tata Motors Rolls Out New Tata Nexon EV ADAS Variants Starting at ₹17.29 Lakh (Ex-Showroom). The new ADAS-equipped Nexon EV comes in three trims: Empowered +A 45, Empowered +A 45 Dark, and Empowered +A 45 Red Dark, priced at ₹17.29 lakh, ₹17.49 lakh, and ₹17.49 lakh, respectively. The Nexon EV ADAS models pack in smart driver-assist tech, from lane-keep and lane-centering to autonomous emergency braking. They’ll detect traffic signs, warn you if you drift or risk a collision, and even dip the high beams when headlights glare in the distance. The Dark and Red Dark Editions give the car a bolder personality, wrapping it in deep black trim that absorbs the light. The Dark Edition surrounds you in an all-black cabin, while the Red Dark Edition sets off the black with sharp red accents, like a streak across the dash. Both versions include high-end touches, from a crisp 12.3-inch touchscreen and rear sunblinds to soft ambient lighting, V2V and V2L tech, and a voice-controlled panoramic sunroof that slides open with a whisper. The Tata Nexon EV ADAS runs on a 45kWh battery pack paired with a single electric motor that puts out 143bhp and 215Nm of torque, enough to press you back in your seat when you hit the accelerator. Tata says the car can go as far as 489 km on a full charge—enough to cruise from Mumbai to Goa without stopping.

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Apple Watch Series 11, SE 3, Ultra 3 Launch: Prices, Features in India

Subrata Dasgupta / September 10, 2025

At its Awe Dropping event, Apple rolled out a refreshed smartwatch lineup, showing off the Apple Watch Series 11, the budget-friendly Watch SE 3, and the rugged, top-tier Watch Ultra 3—right alongside shiny new iPhones and the latest AirPods Pro 3. The new models boost health tracking, speed, connectivity, and ruggedness, aiming to suit everyone from casual walkers to marathon runners. Apple Watch Series 11: Features & India prices Apple’s Series 11 Watch is the first to offer 5G, so you can stream music or load maps in seconds without relying so much on your iPhone. It adds hypertension tracking with a 30-day trend you can scroll through, a Sleep Score that sheds light on how well you’re actually resting, and live translation—much like the kind Apple showed off for the AirPods Pro 3. With watchOS 26, it brings new gesture-based controls, a handy Smart Stack, Workout Buddy driven by Apple Intelligence, and a refreshed Liquid Glass interface that gleams like sunlight on water. The watch uses tougher IonX glass, said to resist scratches twice as well—you could brush it against a brick wall without a mark—and comes in sleek aluminium or brushed titanium finishes. Apple has priced the 42mm GPS aluminium version at Rs 46,900 in India, with the titanium GPS + Cellular model reaching Rs 79,900. Apple Watch SE 3: Features & India prices Apple has given its entry-level lineup a lift with the new Watch SE 3, a lighter, faster take on the everyday smartwatch. With the S10 processor under the hood, the SE 3 runs faster, keeps its display glowing even when idle, and responds to quick gestures like a sharp wrist flick or a light double tap. It can now detect sleep apnea, track your Sleep Score, and play music or podcasts straight from its built-in speaker—no headphones needed. It charges in half the time, giving you as much as 18 hours of use—enough to stream music from morning coffee to late at night. In India, the SE 3 starts at Rs 25,900 for the 40mm GPS model, goes up to Rs 28,900 for the 44mm GPS, and begins at Rs 30,900 if you want GPS + Cellular—enough to buy a month’s worth of strong chai from the corner stall. Apple Watch Ultra 3: Features & India prices At the top of the lineup, Apple unveiled the Watch Ultra 3, crafted for outdoor enthusiasts who take on rugged adventures such as misty mountain hikes. Housed in a 49mm titanium case, it boasts Apple’s largest, brightest display yet—a new LTPO3 OLED Retina panel that blazes at 3,000 nits, bright enough to catch your eye in full midday sun. The Ultra 3 brings 5G, complimentary three-year satellite Emergency SOS, upgraded dive and expedition tracking, and an always-on display with ticking seconds. Another standout is the battery, lasting up to 42 hours with everyday use—or an impressive 72 hours if you switch to Low Power Mode, enough to last through a long weekend without a charge. The Watch Ultra 3 comes in sleek natural or deep black titanium, priced at Rs 89,900 in India and $799 worldwide, and hits stores on September 19. The Series 11, SE 3, and Ultra 3 together make it clear that Apple is aiming to blend affordability, solid everyday upgrades, and tough, high-end features—while boosting health tracking, durability, and connectivity, from a casual jog to a hike in the rain.

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