Denza launched the Z9 GT in India at ₹1.56 crore this week. The luxury EV maker also introduced the D9 MPV, while KTM unveiled its Arrow off-roader and Yamaha showed the Xenter E electric scooter. These global brands brought many new premium models to the market for Indian car buyers.
Luxury EV maker Denza marked its Indian debut alongside high-performance reveals from KTM and Yamaha, while upcoming rollouts from Hyundai and Toyota loom on the horizon. Discover how these global brands plan to price their latest offerings.
The Indian automobile industry saw a mix of premium electric vehicle launches and new debuts this week. Denza entered the Indian market with two luxury electric models, while KTM X-Bow unveiled its first side-by-side off-roader and Yamaha revealed a new electric scooter. The coming days are also expected to bring several important updates, including the Hyundai Neira electric MPV reveal and a refreshed Toyota Innova Hycross.
Denza Z9 GT
Denza, BYD's luxury vehicle brand, launched the Z9 GT in India at an ex-showroom price of ₹1.56 crore. The electric shooting brake is the brand's flagship offering in the country and made its debut alongside the D9 luxury MPV. Bookings for the Z9 GT are open with a token amount of ₹10 lakh.
The four-door model features a shooting brake body style, combining a sloping roofline with an extended rear cabin. It is positioned as a premium electric performance car and comes with a claimed power output of 1,139 hp and a range of up to 670 km.
Denza D9 Luxury MPV
Alongside the Z9 GT, Denza also launched the D9 electric luxury MPV in India, with prices starting at ₹90 lakh (ex-showroom). The seven-seater is the brand's first model in the country and will be sold as a completely built unit (CBU).
The D9 is positioned against premium MPVs such as the Toyota Vellfire, Lexus LM 350h and MG M9. It gets a 115 kWh battery pack with a claimed range of up to 730 km. The India-spec front-wheel-drive version produces 455 hp and 365 Nm of torque.
KTM X-Bow Arrow
KTM X-Bow unveiled the Arrow, its first side-by-side off-roader, marking the brand's entry into the UTV segment. The two-seater gets a Volkswagen Group-sourced 2.0-litre, four-cylinder turbo-petrol engine, producing 330 hp.
The Arrow features long-travel suspension and rally-inspired hardware, drawing on the brand's experience with Dakar rally-raid competition. Bookings are scheduled to open on November 17 through the company's dealer network and website, while customer deliveries are expected to begin in late 2027.
Yamaha Xenter E Electric Scooter
Yamaha took the wraps off its new Xenter E electric scooter, which is positioned as a 125cc-equivalent model. The scooter features a high-wheel setup with 16-inch wheels, a conventional floorboard and an upright riding position.
The Xenter E gets a rectangular headlamp, a stepped seat and an aluminium swingarm. It has a claimed range of 108 km and is expected to go on sale in Europe by spring 2027. Production will take place in Vietnam.
Upcoming car and SUV launches to watch
Beyond this week's launches and unveilings, several new models and updates are expected to make headlines in the coming days.
Hyundai Neira Electric MPV
Hyundai Indonesia has announced that bookings and the reveal of the Neira electric MPV will take place on November 20. The production model follows its concept debut at the Indonesia Motor Show 2026 in July.
The Neira is expected to share its interior, features and powertrain options with the Kia Carens Clavis EV, including two battery pack options. It is also expected to be offered in a six-seat configuration, with a second-row bench layout potentially joining the range. The MPV is scheduled to arrive in India in 2027, where it is expected to be offered in both electric and ICE versions.
Updated Toyota Innova Hycross
Toyota is preparing to introduce an update for the Innova Hycross on November 25. While the company has not revealed the changes yet, the India-spec model could receive styling updates and feature enhancements similar to those recently introduced in Indonesia. The current Innova Hycross is offered with a 2.0-litre petrol engine and a 2.0-litre petrol-hybrid powertrain.
Mahindra Scorpio N Edition One
Mahindra is also expected to introduce the Scorpio N Edition One around the festive season. The special edition is likely to receive cosmetic changes, including a redesigned grille and exclusive badging. Details about possible feature additions have not yet been revealed.