Straight up, February 2026 seems quite packed for the Indian automobile marketplace. EVs, top class SUVs, and some global nameplates are all lined up. From mass-market shoppers to luxurious SUV fans, there’s something for nearly all of us.

 

Toyota Ebella EV

Expected Price Rs 17 lakh (ex-showroom) Toyota is entering the mass-market electric powered SUV area in India with the Ebella EV. Technically, it’s a rebadged Maruti e Vitara, however some beauty tweaks make it a bit sleeker and extra fashionable. Pixel-fashion LED lights, revised bumpers, and a purifier design make it attractive for city buyers.

 

Front view of Toyota Ebella EV showing sleek design and LED headlights

Inside, it capabilities dual virtual presentations, ventilated seats, and top rate materials. Level-2 ADAS safety features are also available. The company is offering two battery pack options and a Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) rental scheme. Claimed range is 543 km, but from my experience, even the Nexon EV claimed 300+ km but delivered only around 250–260 km in real-world driving.

 

Also read : Toyota Urban Cruiser Ebella Base Variant Unveiled First Look Inside!

 

Maruti Suzuki e Vitara

Expected Price Rs 17 lakh (ex-showroom) The e Vitara’s launch has been long-awaited. It was fully revealed at Auto Expo 2025 and is finally arriving for buyers in February 2026. In my observation, mass-market EV buyers remain cautious because software glitches and real-world range often differ from brochure claims.

 

Maruti Suzuki e Vitara EV parked, highlighting modern LED design

 

Also read : Maruti Suzuki e Vitara India Launch – Range, Price, Features and Rivals You Must Check

 

MG Majestor

Expected Price Rs 45–50 lakh (ex-showroom) The MG Majestor is coming into India as the logo’s new flagship SUV. It’s essentially an upgraded, greater top class version of the MG Gloster. The huge blacked-out grille, vertically stacked lighting, and rugged stance make it immediately eye-catching. Interior undercover agent photographs advocate an upgraded dashboard, upholstery, and six- or seven-seat configurations.

 

MG Majestor SUV showcasing aggressive blacked-out grille and rugged stance

The function list is spectacular twin digital monitors, massaging the front seats, panoramic sunroof, three-area climate control, and Level-2 ADAS. Engine alternatives include the acquainted 2-litre diesel and dual-rapid diesel engines. My private take it may provide tough opposition to the Toyota Fortuner and Skoda Kodiaq, however actual-international reliability and carrier network can even count number plenty.

 

Also read : MG Majestor Teaser Out: Launch on 12 Feb

 

BMW X3 30 xDrive M Sport Pro

Expected Price Rs 80 lakh (ex-showroom) This BMW model is the maximum effective X3 generation in India. With a 255 PS 2-litre twin-rapid petrol engine, eight-speed automatic, and AWD, it offers a entire performance and luxury bundle. Curved Display, Harman Kardon sound gadget, ventilated seats, and panoramic sunroof increase the posh experience. 0–100 kmph in 6 seconds makes it a great preference for thrill seekers.

 

BMW X3 M Sport Pro exterior view with sporty stance and sleek design

 

Also read : BMW X3 30 xDrive M Sport Pro Launch Date Confirmed 16 February

 

Volkswagen Tayron R-Line

Expected Price Rs 45 lakh (ex-showroom) The Tayron R-Line marks VW’s re-entry into the top rate 3-row SUV segment. Essentially a stretched seven-seater model of the Tiguan, it comes with sharp styling and connected LED elements. The minimalist cabin, 15-inch touchscreen, digital driver show, and sliding second row make it own family-friendly. Engine options encompass the equal 2-litre faster-petrol AWD paired with a 7-pace DCT. It immediately competes with the Skoda Kodiaq and Toyota Fortuner.

 

Volkswagen Tayron R-Line showing sharp LED styling and seven-seat configuration

 

Also read : 7-Seater VW Tayron R-Line India Full Specs, Performance, Features & Everything You Need to Know

 

Special Note on EVs

And yes, insider tip the Ebella and e Vitara launches this month will be highlights in the EV space. Buyers should pay attention to real-world range, software performance, and charging efficiency. From my personal experience, glitches in AC or regen braking during a test drive can really test your patience.

 

Straight up, February 2026 isn’t just about launches it’s a month for buyers to learn about real-world performance. Which launch excites you the most? In my view, both the Toyota Ebella EV and MG Majestor are worth keeping an eye on.