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Online gaming in India is among the world’s most vibrant, says MoS I&B Dr L Murugan at Storyboard18 DES 2025
Luxury car maker Mercedes-Benz kick-started the fiscal 25-26 by retailing 4,238 new Mercedes-Benz cars in the April-June 2025 period, growing by 10 percent. The best-ever sales performance in Q1 FY 25-26 was achieved with robust demand for Core and Top-End Luxury vehicles.
Top-End Luxury segment sales grew by 20 percent with strong demand for the S-Class, Mercedes-Maybach Night Series, G 580 with EQ Technology, EQS SUV and AMG G 63.
AMG G 63 ‘Collector’s Edition’ witnessed an overwhelming response from G- Class aficionados, the recently launched AMG GT 63 PRO is already sold out for the remaining year, stated the company in its statement.
The Core segment that comprises C-Class, E-Class LWB sedans, the GLC and GLE SUVs continued its strong performance with 60 percent contribution to the overall sales volumes of Mercedes-Benz, growing by 10 percent in Q1 FY 25-26.
Mercedes-Benz ‘Entry Luxury’ portfolio offers product with high substance in respective segments, having higher value proposition for luxury customers, highlighted the company in its statement.
In Q1 FY 25-26, Mercedes-Benz ‘Entry Luxury Segment’ marginally declined.
Mercedes-Benz BEV portfolio grew by 157 percent in Q1 FY 25-26, with an increased penetration of eight percent to total sales, and with increased customer deliveries for EQS 450 SUV.
The BEV growth was primarily driven by the ‘Top-End Luxury’ spectrum, with highest ever demand for the EQS SUV, EQS Maybach Night Series and the stunning G 580 SUV with EQ Technology, further added the company in its statement.
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The Storyboard18 Digital Entertainment Summit (DES) unpacked India's strategy for leading the digital entertainment economy, with top policymakers where they putlined how talent, technology, and governance would fuel future-ready growth.
Read MoreAt the Storyboard18 Digital Entertainment Summit in New Delhi, policymakers and industry leaders outlined how talent, technology, and governance will drive India’s push to dominate the global entertainment economy.