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Aston Martin has taken the wraps off its latest supercar and the replacement for the Vanquish, the all-new DBS Superleggera. The new car is, as expected, a V12 front engine GT and heralds the return of the DBS marque into the Aston Martin lineup. The new car also brings back the Superleggera name and badge to the Aston Martin family with an homage to design house and coachbuilder 'Touring', which was responsible for some absolutely spectacular Aston Martin designs of the past. The Superleggera (lightweight) badge also means that the new DBS takes its weight reduction very seriously for maximum performance and efficiency.

The Mercedes-Benz C-Class range will soon be updated with the 2018 version of the car which has undergone a fair few changes. Apart from a slightly different look that includes new bumpers, new LED headlamps, new tail lamps and new wheels, the car will also get a major upgrade to the interior department. A noteworthy change though will be under the skin. The current entry level petrol C-Class in India is the C200 petrol, featuring a 2-litre engine that makes 181 bhp of peak power. This engine will soon be replaced by a smaller and lighter 1.5-litre, turbocharged 4-cylinder unit which will make more power at a rating of 184 bhp. Torque will be slightly lower though at 280 Nm as compared to 300 Nm that the current powerplant makes.

The fourth generation Suzuki Jimny is scheduled for reveal in Japan in July this year and while the official images are out, there is a lot left to be disclosed. Nevertheless, the Japanese market won't be waiting a lot for the new Jimmy as dealer dispatches of the off-roader have commenced. The latest images on the internet reveal the Jimny in transit completely undisguised. The all-new is built on a completely new chassis, and promises even better off-roading capabilities over its predecessor. The new Suzuki Jimny could also make it to India in the future.

A production-ready Maruti Suzuki Ciaz facelift was recently spotted sans camouflage. The model was seen in the Nexa Blue shade with just masking tapes covering the logo and badging of the car.

The Blazer brand name has made a comeback after13 years since it was discontinued in 2005.

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Preparations for the India-based development and production of the new, technologically pioneering volume models for both Skoda and Volkswagen are already in full swing. The introduction of the first Skoda model based on the A0-IN platform is scheduled for 2020.

The launch of the Q5 petrol variant does not come as a surprise to us, as Audi had already announced that it plans to add more petrol variants to its portfolio by 2020 in India.