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It was recently that Skoda India revealed that it was going to bring the Kodiaq SUV to India and we got a few details as well about the car. However, we were told back then, that the car will most
BMW recently announced that its next line-up of models will come with an electric powertrain, right from Rolls-Royce to the automaker’s M badged offerings. The automaker’s electric sub-brand ‘i’ will also be expanding during this period with more models to
At the beginning of the year, Audi India had specified that it will be launching 10 cars in India this year and while there have been a whole bunch of launches from the carmaker, there’s more to come. In the
Ford Motor Co’s premium Lincoln brand plans to offer hybrid gasoline-electric versions of all its U.S. models by 2022, according to three sources familiar with the plans. Details could be announced as early as Oct. 3, when Ford Chief Executive
The Government of India recently announced a policy where it intended to make India a market where only electric cars would be sold by 2030. Although unrealistic in terms of a timeline, the move has resulted in several manufacturers outlining
The SUV market in India is the fastest growing of all automotive segments in the country. With more buyers every months opting for an SUV over the likes of a traditional sedan or hatchback, there is clearly enough potential for
The Maruti Suzuki Dzire has always been one of the top sellers in the country, and the new generation model that arrived earlier this year is breaking records already. Maruti Suzuki sold 30,934 units of the Dzire in August this year, passing the
Earlier this year, Tata Motors announced a plan to consolidate vehicle platformsfrom the current 6 to a mere 2 in the next few years. Each of these platforms would have multiple top structures and the platform will be adaptable to various
The Frankfurt Motor Show is just around the corner and well there’s a lot that’s expected to hit the scenes, but we are more interested now to know what BMW is going to showcase there. The company’s US arm tweeted