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The MG Astor is expected to get a major facelift next year and the car’s patent images, supposedly from the People's Republic of China, have been leaked. The images show the car retaining the coupe silhouette of the ZS but with a new face, headlamps, and a slightly re-profiled rear end as compared to the current car.
Bits and pieces of the Skoda compact SUV are slowly emerging in the run-up to the car being unveiled in 2025 and this time around you can see the silhouette of the vehicle. We already know that it will be 3.99 meters which is the upper limit of the segment and accordingly will have a wheelbase of 2.5 meters, the segment standard.
Maruti’s new 1.2-litre Z series petrol engine that debuted with the new Swift will get CNG power. This was an expected step given that every Maruti model, excluding the Ciaz, has CNG power. Maruti has extensively invested in alternate fuel and has stated many times in the past that its future line-up will be a mix of CNG, petrol, biogas, and electric power.
Not so long ago at the Tokyo Auto Salon in 2016, Toyota unveiled a diminutive-looking model that had a two-plus-two layout and two doors. At the time, the model dubbed the S-FR concept was considered to be a potential MX-5 rival. It looks as thought Toyota may deliver on what that concept promised those years ago.
Last year, Toyota Kirloskar Motors halted the bookings of the CNG variant of the Rumion MPV in the country. The CNG-spec Rumion is offered in a sole S grade priced at Rs. 11.39 lakh (ex-showroom). Now, the automaker has reopened the bookings for the same and launched a new automatic variant in G trim.
Planning to buy Toyota Urban Cruiser Taisor? Here are the variants explained
Top 10 SUVs witnessed robust growth in March 2024, with a total of 1,30,302 units sold, marking a remarkable increase of 26.51% compared to the same period last year. As SUVs continue to dominate the Indian automotive landscape, manufacturers are poised to capitalize on this trend by introducing new models and innovative features to meet evolving consumer preferences.
Who needs an SUV when you have a sleek, raised Crown Crossover that has been outfitted with some off-roading and adventuring gear? Toyota’s Landscape iteration of its Crown will only however be offered to Japanese customers.