How did Tata Motors’ Punch become the highest-selling vehicle of 2024?

The compact SUV, which outsold Maruti Suzuki’s Wagon R, has made quite a splash in a segment that its peers have failed to crack. All in a matter of three years.

08 January, 20256 min
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