Volkswagen, the largest European car maker, sells the Polo, Vento, Jetta, Passat and the Touareg in the domestic market.
German carmaker Volkswagen plans to invest Rs 1,500 crore in India over the next 6 years on various activities, including local production of engines, as it aims to consolidate position in the country.
Besides being budget-oriented these cars also offer fantastic performance and mileage.
Ford's compact SUV will challenge not only the entry-level utility vehicles but also the premium hatches and compact sedans.
Post the increase in rates, the Polo will now be cost between Rs 492,000 and Rs 7,08,000, while the Vento will be priced at Rs 732,000-996,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi).
Almost every global brand is introducing its vehicles into the Indian car market.
Some cars that are emblematic of India's automobile industry will no longer come off the assembly lines after this year.
What will it take for Tesla to plug and play in India? Sector pundits say it's a mix of strategy, getting the price right, timing, the right talent, and above all, patience.
Apart from pricing it attractively, Hyundai has taken enough precaution to see that EON's quality, at no point, has been compromised.
Known for its fuel efficient vehicles, car market leader Maruti Suzuki India is pushing it further to enhance mileage of its refreshed models.
Tata Motors has added what the old Indica lacked. The new Indica D90 comes with Fiat sourced 90BHP Multi-Jet diesel engine that also powers Manza Club Class sedan. The automaker has also added features that are unmatched in its class.
The company also introduced a new variant of the manual transmission version, priced at Rs 426,000.
Tiago comes with a good fuel efficiency of 23.84 km/ltr on Revotron 1.2L petrol and 27.28 km/ltr on Revotorq 1.05L diesel.
Carmakers, both domestic and foreign are gearing up with their 'to do' list.
The company has launched the new version of Etios at a price range of Rs 545,000 and Rs 708,000 for the petrol variant and Rs 670,000 and Rs 815,000 (ex-showroom Delhi) for the diesel variant.
The company's Datsun Go and Go+ ply in the same category.
The new Tata Vista delivers a sedan-like experience.
Carmakers both domestic and foreign are lining up a slew of sedans to be launched sometime in the near future.
The company aims to be No. 1 domestic car maker.
Hyundai Motor India will increase prices of its vehicles by up to Rs 20,000 across all models by February 1.
The carmaker has managed to significantly improve its product mix in the past two-three years by successfully launching sedans, utility vehicles and premium hatchbacks.
The numbers are in sharp contrast to the demand the company's premium hatchback Maruti Suzuki Swift had seen.
Despite the buyers' interest in Honda Amaze, the compact sedan managed to achieve good numbers.
GM India's MPV contender Chevrolet Enjoy has been in the spyshots spotlight for sometime now.
Chevrolet started the year with Sail UVA hatchback and Enjoy MPV, and is the only automaker to have refreshed all its models within a span of one year.
Apart from considering a sports utility vehicle on its premium hatchback Jazz platform, using the same 1.5 litre engine that will power the entry level sedan Amaze, R&D officials of the company said they are also working on smaller diesel engines keeping in mind the Indian market.
French carmaker Renault is developing an even smaller sport utility vehicle Captur after the successful launch of the Duster in 2012.
The company plans to ship 1,600 unit of the hatchback by then of this financial year.
This Sporty initiative by Japanese carmaker will definitely steal the hearts of numerous 'racing' enthusiasts across the country.
The company will launch six new vehicles -- a pick-up van, multi-seater van, hatchback, notchback, sports utility vehicle and multi-purpose vehicle.
Provides a unique weekly opportunity to get refund on the purchase and winning 500gms of gold.
Due to the continued pressure of high costs, Toyota is considering a price increase of up to 3 per cent across models with effect from January.
The Etios Liva would mark Toyota's entry into the highly popular premium hatchback segment.
Italian car maker Fiat has started work on its small car for India.
The 1.3-litre multi-jet diesel engine powers more than a dozen models stretching across five companies including Maruti Suzuki's latest MUV.
Almost every international car brand is willing to launch its products here.
German auto-major Volkswagen is planning to increase price of its flagship hatchback Polo and mid-size sedan Vento by up to 3 per cent, sources said.
This number is more than the total number (1,071) of electric cars sold in India in calendar year 2019. MG has stopped registrations for the ZS and will cater to 2,409 of the total bookings.
Maruti Suzuki, the market leader famous for cost effective management in its products, will face the French carmaker.
Skoda Auto has launched the awaited model Skoda Fabia 'Scout' in the country.
