Upcoming new car launches to wait for!

Volkswagen Polo GTI

10 upcoming new car launches to wait for!

We always love to be spoilt for choice, and car makers in India are doing just that for us. Here we give you a glimpse of 10 new cars that are expected to hit showrooms in India over the next few months.

Volkswagen Polo GTI

Hot hatchbacks are rank among the most fun to drive cars on the planet and VW will be bringing the 1.8 litre, 189 bhp version of its Polo to the Indian market later this year. Expect prices for this Polo GTI to be around the INR 18-19 lakh mark.

Volkswagen Polo GTI

Honda Accord Hybrid

The Accord will be re-entering the Indian car market after a gap of few years in its hybrid and petrol avatars. The Accord Hybrid will be driven by a 2.0 litre petrol engine with 2 electric motors that delivers a combined output of 193 bhp. This CBU vehicle, expected to cost upwards of INR 30 lakhs, will be launched in September 2016.

Honda Accord Hybrid

Suzuki Ignis

The Suzuki Ignis, when launched in India early next year, will be slotted in below the popular Baleno and sold exclusively through the Nexa premium dealership chain. The company will provide both petrol and diesel engine options for this car along with manual and automatic transmission choices as well.

Suzuki Ignis

Tata Hexa

The Hexa is basically a grown up, more stylish looking version of the older Aria. It was shown to us most recently at the 2016 Indian Auto Expo and although its launch has been delayed to early 2017 as of now, it is because Tata Motors is working on a new engine so that the Hexa will not be affected by the ongoing diesel ban.

Tata Hexa

Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS

The Baleno was one of the biggest hits that Maruti Suzuki has had in recent times. As a result, the company is looking to bring out a hot hatch version of the car to appeal to keen drivers. The Baleno RS is expected to go on sale in September with a 1.0 litre, 110 bhp Boosterjet engine under its bonnet.

Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS

New Toyota Fortuner

When launched in India for the first time a few years ago, the Fortuner wowed its buyers with its impressive size, powerful engines and off-road prowess. The new one will be even better in every single department. The new Fortuner is already on sale in some international markets and will arrive in Indian showrooms around the month of October this year.

New Toyota Fortuner

Renault Kwid AMT

The highlight of the Kwid was undoubtedly its affordable cost. Now, Renault is set to make things even more cheerful for new entry-level car buyers. In another month of two, the company will launch a more powerful version of the Kwid (powered by a 1.0 litre motor); the best part about this car is that it will be equipped with an AMT automatic, thus bringing convenience motoring within reach of those on a budget.

Renault Kwid AMT

Hyundai Tucson

When Hyundai brings the new Tucson SUV to Indian shores later this year, it will be positioned above the Creta and below the Santa Fe. Although unconfirmed, the vehicle is expected to be powered by either a 1.7 litre or a 2.0 litre diesel engine and offer both manual and automatic gearbox options. The Tucson will be crammed full of features as well, as is the case with all modern Hyundai vehicles.

Hyundai Tucson

Tata Kite5

The Kite 5 will be the latest sub 4 metre compact sedan from Tata Motors. It has been developed to replace the Indigo eCS and will be powered either by a 1.2 litre, 84 bhp, Revotron engine or a 1.05 litre, 69 bhp, Revotorq engine. The company had showcased a near-production ready model at the 2016 Indian Auto Expo; so we presume the Kite5 will go on sale in the next few months.

Tata Kite5

Honda Civic

Car enthusiasts in India flipped for the Honda Civic when it first went on sale in India a little over a decade ago. This new, 10th generation model is even more striking and better equipped. Honda could potentially bring the new Civic to India sometime early next year and, if priced right, it could shake up the entire segment.

Honda Civic

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