Lakshya Rana

Apple's very first foldable, the iPhone Duo, is finally out, and it's turning heads, especially for its design and pricing. If you are planning to buy a new iPhone Duo, here are its prices in seven countries, including India, the US, UAE, Germany and more. Check where you can buy it at the most affordable price and save money.

Apple launched three new iPhones on September 9: the iPhone 18 Pro, the iPhone 18 Pro Max, and the brand's first foldable, iPhone Duo. One thing missing this year is a regular base iPhone 18 model, so if you were hoping to upgrade from an iPhone 16 or 17 on a budget, you'll need to wait a little longer or have to go for the iPhone 18 Pro. Here's everything you need to know about the prices, bank offers and availability of new iPhone 18 Pro models in India.

Right after launching the iPhone 18 Pro series, Apple has gone ahead and revised prices across its entire India lineup, and the jump is significant. The regular iPhone 17, which used to start at Rs 82,900 for the 256GB version, now costs Rs 99,900. The 512GB variant has moved up to Rs 1,24,900. It's still available in five colours: mist blue, sage, lavender, black, and white.

Hyundai has launched a new Lounge Edition across three of its SUVs, the Creta, Creta Electric, and Alcazar. This edition is based on the top trims of each model and brings a few thoughtful updates, including an 11.6-inch entertainment screen for rear passengers, a new Golden Bronze paint option, an all-black cabin with silver accents, and slightly reworked seats. Additionally, the Alcazar Lounge Edition introduces a 5-seater layout, something Hyundai hasn't offered on this SUV before, which has always come in 6- or 7-seat setups.

Hyundai has enhanced vehicle security on the Venue and Venue N Line with the introduction of Hyundai Bluelink Remote Immobiliser. This update is now available in the connected-car-Navigation-Cockpit (ccNC) equipped HX10 and N10 variants of both cars.

New Delhi: Maruti Suzuki has finally released the full price list for the 2026 Baleno, and it now ranges from Rs 5.99 lakh to Rs 9.99 lakh. Here's the interesting part. When Maruti first launched the facelifted Baleno on September 5, it quoted a starting price of Rs 6.10 lakh. But the official website has since revised that down to Rs 5.99 lakh. Prices for the rest of the lineup, including the Delta, Zeta, Alpha, and Alpha O trims, are also out now.

BMW has launched the 2026 7 Series facelift in India, starting at Rs 1.95 crore (ex-showroom). This car was revealed globally earlier this year. The update brings a fair bit of change to how it looks inside and out, along with a bump in power. The 7 Series continues to go up against the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, which also got its facelift in India a few months back.

BMW India has launched the 2026 i7 facelift today, starting at Rs 1.95 crore for the eDrive 50 trim. Go for the top-spec M70 xDrive, and you're looking at Rs 2.65 crore. This mid-cycle update brings a stronger powertrain along with some styling changes inside and out. Along with the i7, BMW has also launched the updated 7 Series, priced the same at Rs 1.95 crore.

Mercedes-AMG has revealed something special: the CLE 646 Spezialanfertigung, a limited-run version of the CLE built around a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8. It makes a serious 646hp and 850Nm, with all that power going strictly to the rear wheels. Only 30 units will ever exist, and every single one is already sold.

Mercedes-Benz has confirmed that bookings for its new GLC Electric will open in India from the first week of October, with the actual launch expected by the end of the year. This one's going to be assembled locally, and Mercedes says it's the quickest a global model has ever made it to India as a locally assembled car, arriving just six months after it went on sale in Europe.