Kia Motors India also expects to do better this year with its third model to be available although the auto industry is going through a rough ride due to a prolonged demand slowdown that started from last year coupled with the impact of the pandemic induced lockdown.
After the success of Seltos and positive aura around Carnival, Kia motors has launched its third car in the Indian market -- Kia Sonet. Kia Sonet is a sub-compact SUV that is all set to compete in what is a rather congested segment. Hyundai Venue, Maruti Suzuki Vitara Breza, Ford EcoSport, and Tata Nexon all will be the Sonet's direct competitors.
Maruti Suzuki's premium retail brand Nexa has become the third largest retailer of passenger cars in the country and currently has a market share of 11 per cent, according to a senior executive.
The company sells S-Cross through its Nexa network. The model earlier used to come only with diesel engine option.
Exactly one year after launching its debut car in India, Morris Garages has rolled out the MG Hector Plus on the Indian roads. MG has taken this step after the success of Hector, which was liked by the compact SUV audience. Though the MG Hector and the MG Hector Plus have been built on the same platform, there are a ton of new features for car enthusiasts to look forward to in the new Hector Plus.
German marque Audi on Thursday rolled out its new RS 7 Sportback performance car at a starting price of Rs 1. 94 crore. The deliveries of the five-seater second-generation RS 7 Sportback will commence next month, Audi India said in a release. The carmaker had commenced the booking for the latest offering from June 23.
BMW Motorrad, the two-wheeler arm of German luxury carmaker BMW, on Thursday launched the all-new version of its adventure sport bike, BMW S 1000 XR in India priced at Rs 20.9 lakh.
All-new Honda City has been launched in India. Japanese carmaker Honda has upgraded one of India's most popular entry-level sedans and brought in the latest version of the all popular City. The Honda City 5th generation was first unveiled last year and was being eagerly awaited by car enthusiasts in India. The City will be available in both petrol and diesel variants.
India's largest car manufacturer, Maruti Suzuki has announced that it will be calling back 1.34 lakh units of two of its most popular hatchbacks. WagonR (1 litre) manufactured between 15 November 2018 and 15 October 2019 will be called back, while Baleno's petrol variant manufactured between 8 January 2018 and 4 November 2019 will also be recalled.
Amid the coronavirus crisis, Mercedes Benz India has managed to sell 2,948 units in the first half of 2020. The pandemic has also impacted luxury car maker's production at the Chakan Plant in Pune.
Maruti may have stopped production of the all-weather SUV, Gypsy, but it seems like the Indian Army's trust in the vehicle is unshaken. Maruti has supplied the Indian Army over 700 units of Gypsee in the month of June.
Renault has announced the launch of the latest RXL variant of its small hatchback Kwid. The car will be available in both the automatic and the manual transmission option.
Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) on Monday said its online car buying platform has recorded over 15 lakh visitors and over 20,000 enquiries since its launch in March this year.
Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) on Friday said it has introduced intelligent manual transmission (iMT) in the country with its compact SUV Venue becoming the first model to receive the technology.
The auto sector has been one of the worst impacted sectors by the COVID-19 shutdown in India. Sales, manufacturing, service almost every part of the auto sector in the country had a derailed progress in the last few months. June has seen an upward tr
Maruti Suzuki cars on lease: As car companies think about new ways to improve sales, Maruti Suzuki seems to have made the first move as it has unveiled a new scheme under which cars will be given to customers on lease.
Honda Cars India on Thursday announced that it has launched an updated version of its compact SUV WR-V that is priced between Rs 8.5 lakh and Rs 11 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
Honda City 2020, arguably India's most popular C-segment sedan is all set to ride onto the Indian roads in a rejuvenated avatar. Honda is expected to launch the all-new Honda City in the next month or so after the COVID-19 pandemic delayed the launch by several months.
The auto sector has been one of the worst-hit sectors by the COVID-19 lockdown that has disrupted business as usual since the last week of March. Most of the major car and bike manufacturers in India had to bear major losses because of practically non-existent sales in the months of April and May. Such was the situation that even India's most performing company Maruti Suzuki reported monthly sales for the first time ever.
Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) on Friday said its compact SUV Venue has crossed the one lakh sales-mark since its launch last year.
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