Latest Car News in India

Joining the race for more powerful and frugal engine, Japanese car giant Toyota has decided to develop engines based on the direct injection and turbo petrol technology. These technologies have made the present generation engine more torque as well as good on mileage. Hyundai and Kia.... [Read More]

With the average age of car buyer in India getting younger, car makers in India have all gone techie. Not only are they putting in more tech stuff in cars, they have also decided to advance their visibility on social sites such as Facebook and Twitter besides others. Almost all car makers including the top three namely Maruti, Hyundai and Tata.... [Read More]

Italian carmaker Fiat seems to be on the track of a comeback in the front row of car makers in India. Now, the Tata ally in India will be bringing in some cars of its lately acquired US car maker Chrysler. Notably, Fiat has acquired a majority stake in Chrysler in 2009. Initially, Fiat plans.... [Read More]

Personal vehicles which account mere 1.56 percent of the total diesel usage in India, the auto industry has said that the government may consider a levy on utility vehicles and diesel cars. Higher tax imposition on diesel vehicles will stigmatise diesel technology in the country, which will only be unfair to the Indian auto sector, said SIAM.... [Read More]

You have seen Chinese toys, Chinese electronic gadgets in bulk in the market and now it is the turn of Chinese cars to flood the Indian car market. Attractive in looks and immensely low priced are the two USPs of Chinese products. Expect this to be there for China made cars in India as well. The present two Chinese car products viz. [Read More]

The Indian SUV market is on the brink of a radical change. The very pricing definition is ready to change and starting this year there will be SUVs that are priced under Rs 10 lakh. With this pricing, it can be said that SUVs in India will no longer be the prized possession of the rich and even a middle class family can afford to have it..... [Read More]

Diesel cars that have become the recent catch for car buyers in India could be dearer soon. Assessing the high consumption of subsidized fuel diesel by these cars, the government plans to introduce a 10 percent additional duty on passenger diesel cars which will include all including SUVs and MUVs. Thus, if you are thinking of buying a diesel.... [Read More]