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• Indian cars will become safer and technically-improved soon

  Indian transport minister, Nitin Gadkari, has stated that from July 2019, all Indian cars must have dual airbags, seat belt reminders, and rear parking sensors as their standard safety fitments. Moreover, since the Indian version of NCAP is going to be implemented in the country, the car makers have to be careful with the quality of cars. The safety ratings of the cars sold in India should improve. Currently, around 50% of the Indian cars have NCAP rating below 2 and such cars are considered to be highly unsafe internationally. By the year 2022, the cars will also mandatorily have to install driver assistance systems such as adaptive cruise control, high-speed warning, and lane assist. These measures will not only improve the safety ratings of the cars sold in India, but will also lower the number of accidents, fatalities, and other damages. As a flat GST rate of 12% will be charged on the electric vehicles and other cars driven by ethanol and CNG, it is likely to encourage the manufacturers to produce alternate fuel-driven cars in the country.

  25 September 2018

• 2018 Ciaz Facelift specifications and mileage revealed

  The 2018 version of the Maruti Ciaz will be made available with a petrol engine with SHVS mild-hybrid tech. The engine is more powerful and is significantly bigger than that of the existing model. The car will also be released with a diesel engine. The launch date of the car is expected to be 20 August 2018.

  The 1.5 litre petrol engine will deliver fuel efficiency of 21.56 kmpl and is coupled to a manual transmission unit. Bookings for the car have already started. The Ciaz Facelift will be sold at all Nexa dealerships across the country.

  20 August 2018

• Hyundai planning to introduce electric vehicle range in India

  South Korean automaker Hyundai is planning to introduce a full range of electric vehicles in India in an effort to compete with Maruti Suzuki, the market leader in the country. The move comes after Maruti Suzuki announced its plans to manufacture electric vehicles by the year 2020. The company aims to have a range of electric cars that caters to the the different needs of the buyers. Hyundai is currently looking into the different aspects of battery manufacturing and sourcing different parts from the local market. Hyundai is looking to adopt a top down approach for electric vehicles in the country. Hyundai Motor Corporation has announced that they are planning to release 38 green vehicles by 2025 with some being suitable for the Indian car market.

  14 August 2018

• Jaguar Land Rover new petrol engine sedan F-TYPE car released in India

  Jaguar Land Rover new petrol engine sedan F-TYPE car has been released in India. Jaguar Land Rover India Limited has declared about its introduction in the Indian market on Monday 16 July 2018. This sedan comes with a new 4-cylinder 2.0 litre ingenium engine driven by petrol which is responsible for reducing the overall weight of the car by 52 kg. According to Mohit Suri, the President and Managing Director of JLR India, the introduction of this new petrol engine Jaguar F-Type sedan will make their renowned sports car brand more reachable to their customers. While the starting price of the Jaguar F-TYPE 2.0 litre Coupe is fixed at Rs.90.93 lakh, while the price of the 2.0 litre convertible starts from Rs.1.01 crore.

  19 July 2018