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Sedans measuring in more than 4 metres to 4.5 metres which belong to the compact sedan segment haven't been doing too well and the figures tell the tale. This includes cars like the Hyundai Verna, Maruti Suzuki Ciaz and even the Toyota Yaris and Honda City.
The Ford Figo 1.2 petrol Automatic has finally been launched at a starting price of Rs. 7.75 lakh and though it's quite late to the party, it comes with a proper segment-first torque converter automatic gearbox.
The new Ford Figo with the torque converter enters a crowded segment with some popular options. Here's how the model competes against its rivals in this space on the pricing front.
The Ford Figo now comes with a new 6-speed torque converter unit and automatic trim is offered in two variants - Titanium and Titanium+, priced at Rs. 7.75 lakh and Rs. 8.20 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).
The Volkswagen Polo has been India for over a decade now, and it's still a popular hatchback. The Polo is priced at Rs. 16.15 lakh to Rs. 10 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) and here are five cars that rival the Polo in India.
The Ford Figo Automatic is likely to get the torque converter unit from the EcoSport and will be paired with the 1.2-litre petrol engine.
Having introduced the 2019 Figo facelift in March this year, Ford India has now silently revised prices on the hatchback across all variants. The 2019 Doors Figo now starts at Rs. 5.23 lakh for the base petrol Ambiente trim, about Rs. 8,000 more expensive than before, while the base Ambiente diesel now starts at Rs. 6.13 lakh (all prices, ex-showroom Delhi), witnessing an increase of Rs. 18,000. Interestingly, the top Titanium and Titanium Blu trims have seen a cut and are now more affordable. The prices have been in effect since April 1, 2019.
Ford India has finally given the Figo a much-needed facelift which comes three years after the hatchback was first launched in the country. The 2018 Ford Figo Facelift has been launched at a starting price of Rs 5.15 lakh (ex-showroom, India) and the 2019 Figo has been comprehensively designed with 1200 new parts. Ford has made a host of cosmetic and mechanical changes to its premium hatchback which is almost identical to the ones we have seen on the Aspire facelift. For starters, the new Figo gets a revised face, tweaked rear and an updated cabin along with two new petrol engines.
The new 2019 Ford Figo facelift has officially gone on sale in India. The car comes in three primary variants now - Ambiente, Titanium and Titanium Blu, and here's everything you need to know about them.
The top of the line Blu variant gets a sporty cellular grille, new 15 inch alloy wheels, dual tone roof, blue themed interiors and a segment-first six airbags.
Ahead of its launch of the 2019 Ford Figo facelift, variants and other features and specifications of the car have leaked online, giving us more information about the car.
Ford India has pulled the wraps off the 2019 Figo ahead of its launch on March 15, 2019. The Ford Figo Facelift gets a bunch of upgrades over the predecessor that was first launched in 2015. The Figo gets cosmetic changes, new engine options and a host of new features as well for the facelifted model. Ford will be introducing the new model on the mobile dating app - Tinder, a move aimed to connect the hatchback with the target audience - young customers.
The current generation Ford Figo arrived in 2015 and while it may not have been hot seller like its predecessor, the automaker aims to change that with the facelifted version set to arrive soon. The Ford Figo facelift is scheduled to arrive on March 15 in the country and ahead of its launch, the updated model was spotted completely undisguised showcasing all the changes on the updated model. The car has been spotted at a dealership, which have also started accepting bookings for the new Figo.
The 2019 Ford Figo facelift is all set to go on sale in India on March 15, 2019. The car is set to receive an update over three years later and the facelifted Figo will come with a bunch of cosmetic changes, sharing most of its cues with the Aspire facelift, along with some new and updated features.
Images of the 2019 Ford Figo facelift have recently surfaced online, revealing the car in its production-ready guise. The upcoming hatchback is seen with no camouflage and all its badging intact, which means that Ford might be gearing up for a market launch anytime soon.
Ford India has finally launched the much anticipated 2018 Aspire facelift in India.The 2018 Ford Aspire facelift comes with cosmetic updates, a host of new and updated features, and two new petrol engines. Here we list down some of the key features that the 2018 Ford Aspire facelift brings to the sub-4-metre sedan space.
Images of a production-ready Ford Figo facelift have recently surfaced online. Expected to be launched in India later this year, the facelifted Figo was seen without any camouflage, and interestingly enough with a CNG sticker as well.
Ford has pulled the wraps off the 2018 Figo sedan for the South African markets, ahead of its launch soon. The 2018 Ford Figo sedan is the longer version of the Aspire subcompact sedan sold in India, and the updated model will be making its way to the Indian market later this year. It has to be noted that the Figo sedan and the sub 4-metre Aspire are both manufactured at the automaker's Sanand facility in Gujarat, with the Figo sedan exported to markets overseas.
The 2018 Ford Figo facelift has been officially revealed on the company's South African website. Considering the extensive similarities between the domestic and the South African-spec Figos, it's possible that Ford is also ready with the India-spec model, and we might get to see that as well, pretty soon.
The Ford Aspire facelift has been spied again and this time around we also get a sneak-peek of the new cabin, which now comes with a dashtop touchscreen infotainment system similar to the Freestyle and EcoSport.
Few recently surfaced images suggest that Ford India has ended the production of the current Aspire sedan at the Sanand plant in Gujarat. The images which appear to have been taken inside the manufacturing facility, show the last unit of the current Ford Aspire being rolled out of the production line.
A prototype of the upcoming Ford Aspire facelift was spotted testing in the country with a whole bunch of camouflage and some noticeable cosmetic updates. Along with a new new grille, revised headlamps, new alloys and more, Aspire facelift is also expected to get the new 1.2-litre Dragon series petrol engine.
Here all that we know about the upcoming crossover from Ford India - the Ford Figo Cross. The crossover will sit above the Figo hatchback and is expected to go on sale in India in 2018.
The Ford Figo Cross is the rugged and updated version of the Figo hatchback with additional body cladding, revised styling and additional features. The Figo Cross is expected to go be revealed early next year.
The current generation Ford Figo was launched in India in 2015 and is due for a comprehensive upgrade soon. The Figo is one of the more capable hatchbacks out there, but the model is yet to hit the jackpot in terms of sales and the facelifted version just might change that. Now, ahead of its debut expected sometime next year, the 2018 Ford Figo facelift was caught testing in a fully camouflaged avatar.
Though heavily camouflaged, we can see quite a few elements that are new up front and at the rear. The front bumper gets new lower air intakes and the headlamps too have been revised. The signature Ford grille remains but we get to see plastic cladding over the wheel arches, which is normally visible on 'Crossover' variants.
Ford Figo Sports Edition is priced at Rs. 6.31 lakh for the petrol variant and Rs. 7.21 lakh for the diesel model, and the Ford Aspire Sports Edition has been launched at Rs. 6.50 lakh for the petrol trim and Rs. 7.60 lakh for the diesel model.
Leaked images of the Ford Figo S (for Sports) variant have made its way online ahead of the official launch expected in a few days.
The very basic MPV offering from General Motors in India - the Chevrolet Enjoy, has failed has received Zero Stars in a crash test by Global NCAP. The international car safety watchdog has been conducting crash testing of many Indian made car models since 2014, in a bid to get the safety standards in India to go up. The Ford Figo Aspire subcompact sedan has also been tested and has done well with a 3 Star rating. These are the first set of tests for 2017 and both cars were tested in their base variants - as is customary.
The anti-lock braking system (ABS) with electronic brake-force distribution (EBD) feature was earlier being offered only on the top-end Titanium and Titanium+ trims.
