The long wait for the much-anticipated Tata Zest will finally get over on August 12, 2014. The Zest will be the first all-new product based on the company's 'DesigNext, DriveNext, ConnectNext' philosophy.
Renault India might launch the four-wheel drive version of its compact SUV, Duster, in September. Since the 4x4 will be positioned as the top-end variant of the line-up, it is likely to be based upon the RxZ diesel variant that is currently the most expensive Duster variant.
Along with the car's design, the company has also changed the Punto's nomenclature; it will now be known as the 'Punto Evo'. Mechanically, however, the car remains unchanged.
Maruti Suzuki India will launch the mid sized sedan Ciaz, an LCV and the XA Alpha based compact SUV in the next 12 months to strengthen its hold in the domestic market.
The Audi A3 will not just open up an entirely new segment - the entry level luxury sedan - but might also eat into the sales of D2 segment cars. However, the Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class will take the A3 head on upon its arrival in the country by the end of this year.
We list the upcoming cars from the stables of the titans of the Indian automobile industry aka Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai and Honda, Game of Thrones style.
Hyundai India has officially revealed the car ahead of its launch on August 11, 2014; also, interested folks will be able to book the hatchback from today i.e. August 1, 2014.
Toyota, the Japanese automajor, has started working on the new-generation models of two of its popular cars - the Innova and the Fortuner. In fact, the company has already begun testing both the vehicles and will most likely launch these cars by 2016.
Fiat India has officially announced that it will launch the new Punto across 15 cities in 15 days, starting from Delhi on August 5, 2014. The hatchback will be launched in Mumbai on August 8, 2014.
