Latest Car News in India

Suzuki Australia has graced the domestic auto market with the more powerful and efficient, 2011 Suzuki Swift Sport five-door variant. The Swift Sport is claimed to be more fuel efficient, stylish and sophisticated car that will be priced around Rs.12.6 lakh and the CVT.... [Read More]

Fiat India that has not been so busy in producing cars will be siphoning its resources in producing diesel engines for Maruti. The Tata owned car maker has recently entered into a deal with Maruti India following which it will be supplying one lakh diesel engines per year to India’s largest.... [Read More]

Diesel cars in India could be dearer by Rs 80,000-Rs1,60,000 if the new tax on such cars comes into force. The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) has reportedly submitted a proposal to be considered in the upcoming budget stating that the diesel cars buyers should be given the benefits of subsidy on diesel. Since diesel is priced less.... [Read More]

The car industry seems to have suffered financially due to the weakening rupee domestically but there is a positive side to it as well. It has given a thrust to exports as the foreign buyer has to give less dollars to the Indian car company for the car. Reportedly, Maruti, [Read More]

At the 2012 Delhi Expo, Maruti Suzuki India will showcase exclusive two sides of its same vehicle in the form of Maruti Swift Sports and futuristic Maruti Swift.... [Read More]

An all-new version of best selling hatchback car Swift named as ‘2012 Suzuki Swift Sport’ has been launched by the Japanese auto major, Suzuki Motor Corporation. The new sporty Swift is packed with some additional features along with refreshed power-train that is more fuel efficient and greener in comparison to its earlier models..... [Read More]

With the prices of petrol fuel going upwards and more and more buyers shifting towards diesel versions of cars, the Indian auto giant Maruti Suzuki is looking forward to focus more towards rolling-out diesel version of its cars in the Indian market. At present the gap between petrol and diesel fuels has widened to nearly Rs 24-25 per litre,.... [Read More]