Latest Car News in India

Chevrolet Beat Electric Vehicle (EV), an electric version of this popular compact hatchback that was unveiled at in the National Capital in June last year, was recently spotted testing in the global market for the first time. Both front and the rear end of the new Chevrolet.... [Read More]

Records are meant to be broken. This quote must have been the source of inspiration for General Motors, when it surpassed the record mileage of 25 kmpl achieved by Tata Indica eV2 and Tata Indigo eCS, with its.... [Read More]

Indian car maker Maruti and American Car giant General Motors have given a hike to car prices by up to Rs 17,000. The hike was impending in January and the industry has been forecasting it since December following the rise in commodity prices and fall in the value of rupee. With this the prices of [Read More]

India seems to be going the diesel driven cars way. Where diesel cars had a sudden spur in demand in mid-2011, the demand still on the rise even when there is months of waiting. This has put car companies in India in a dilemma and it would not be an exaggeration to say if companies have started thinking twice before pitching in any new petrol.... [Read More]

General Motors India, which has recently announced to raise the price of its entire portfolio by up to 1 to 2 percent due to rupee devaluation and inflation, is now to escalate the price of its well doing Chevrolet beat diesel. Chevrolet Beat diesel, which is.... [Read More]

General Motors India, the Indian subsidiary of the leading American car maker General Motors, said on Thursday that it has registered a marginal increase in its sales during the month of November. The company’s total sales during the month stood at 8,440 units as against 8,376 units sold in the same month last year. According to the.... [Read More]

Diesel cars are quickly gaining their edge on petrol variants. The price gap between petrol and diesel has widened, and thus the demand for diesel cars has increased significantly. The diesel cars are pricier than petrol ones, but this is not stopping people from buying them. In August, diesel cars made the 56% percent of total car sales..... [Read More]