Though the compact SUV is based on Duster, the company has reworked the interiors and styling.
Only 450 units of the anniversary edition would be sold across the country.
With the launch of Nissan's Terrano, the fight for supremacy in the compact SUV segment hots up.
The Nissan Terrano is an upmarket urban SUV which is single-handedly responsible for bringing some much needed footfall to Nissan showrooms
Garners 6,000 bookings on pre-launch and now has a two-month waiting period.
Scorpio's All Wheel Drive variant is the cheapest.
Japanese car major Nissan on Tuesday said will hike the prices of its vehicles, including hatchback Micra and sports utility vehicle Terrano in India, by up to 4 per cent from next month in order to offset the impact of rupee depreciation and escalating input costs.
Carmakers usually come up with such year-end announcements.
The price reduction by Nissan is in the range of 4 to 6 per cent.
Compact SUVs have caught fancy of Indian buyers as they have all features of a full-fledged SUV - higher ground clearance, spacious, and high seats.
Demand rising for Maruti Celerio, Honda City, Hyundai Xcent, Nissan Terrano and Datsun Go, most of which were launched in 2014.
Hyundai to launch its new SUV- Creta in second half of 2015 in India.
The hottest cars in the most popular segment.
It was only an exterior launch, not the actual car, but what he saw left Rediff.com's Rajesh Karkera hugely impressed.
Prominent ones are Maruti's smoky Ciaz and Fiat's gorgeous Avventura.
Irrespective of the recent performance of Datsun, Nissan is ready to put more resources behind it.
The company has a joint manufacturing facility at Oragadam set up with an investment of Rs 4,500 crore (Rs 45 billion).
The company sells a range of vehicles from three-wheelers to high-end sports utility vehicles.
The new age XUV500 is the most valuable product from Mahindra
Apart from a pavilion of vintage cars, there will be a Bollywood corner
German car-maker Volkswagen on Thursday said it will increase its vehicle prices by up to 2.5 per cent in India from next month in order to offset impact of high input costs.
Most of the major car makers in India, including Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai, do not sell cars through internet but use the online medium to convert queries into offline sales through dealerships.
The list includes compact SUV, mini SUV, premium hatchback and premium MPV.
The SUV will herald a new chapter in Hyundai's success story.
French auto major Renault on Wednesday said it will increase vehicle prices in India from next month to offset the impact of high input costs.
A number of companies, including Maruti Suzuki, Renault and Nissan, are giving gold coins to buyers who book cars by the month-end. There are other benefits as well, reports Ajay Modi.
Ruural markets contribute a significant chunk of SUV sales and there was a slowdown in demand from semi-urban and rural areas.
We can't wait to see Maruti Suzuki S-Cross and Hyundai ix25 hitting the roads.
Audi India launched the second generation 2016 Audi R8 at the show.
About two dozen car & SUV models and two-wheelers lined up for launch
From Maruti to Honda, every big manufacturer has lined up launches in the domestic market.
Be it in terms of looks, features or safety, the Indian auto market is growing up
Renault Kwid is also the longest of the lot and at 3680mm length, the vehicle may turn out to be the most spacious in its segment.
Includes all-new versions of Swift and Swift Dzire.
With its fluidic design, Santa Fe looks and powerful engine under the hood, Hyundai Creta is quite an interesting SUV
From a Rs 9-lakh Maruti to a Rs 2 crore-Nissan, Indian auto industry packs quite a surprise for car buyers
The price is expected to be around Rs 10 lakh, at par with competition.
Maruti has chosen to call the S-Cross as a premium crossover, which is evident once you look at the hatchback-like profile of the vehicle.
The new Scorpio came after a gap of 24 months since its last launch, during which the competition launched a slew of products.
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