Top Trending Cars in India

The new E-Class debuts with comprehensive changes on exterior styling and design, significant interior updates along with the integration of latest new-generation NTG 6 telematics and of course the MBUX system, which makes it a connected car. Prices of the E-Class top out at ₹ 80.9 lakh (ex-showroom India). The rear has been newly designed and the new split tail light design gives it a fresh appeal.

The Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara is a bit of an all-rounder. It comes with so many drivetrain options, there's one for almost everyone. What really impresses on the car are its looks, features, high fuel-efficiency and yes its off-road capability. It totally justifies being the flagship of the largest car brand in India. The only missing link is absence of Diesel and lesser number of trims on the strong-hybrid models.

The Nissan Magnite is getting special attention from those, who love SUVs. This modern and classy looking compact SUV is not only well equipped with the best features but also has a very smart look from outside. If our guess is true then the Magnite will undercut every other rival - and how! That kind of awesome value will instantly make it a strong player in the subcompact game. But don't forget you have to pay extra for things like sim-base telematics or that tech-pack.

Smart spaces like the keys bin between the two front seats, bottle holders and even an umbrella nook in the front doors, and a cooled glove box - are some of the tricks in the Punch. It claims 25 utility spaces across the cabin! The car also has acceptable rear legroom great under-thigh support, and surprising headroom. Higher trims have a drop-down armrest at the back, and the fabric seat upholstery is grey with elements of the exterior colour in the pattern. The rear floor is almost flat - which adds to the sense of space.

The BMW M3 and M4 are hottest flagships a brand can have. BMW India has launched the new M4 coupe in India at a price of  ₹ 1.44 crore respectively. The competition package offers high gloss shadow line trim on the exterior of car in places such as window trim, exterior mirror frames, the front grille, the badge at the rear and the side gills as well. Also, the cars get a new exhaust system with two twin tailpipes tipped with black chrome.

The Carnival comes to India as a Completely Knocked Down kit, and while it has all the makings of a benchmark MPV, its higher price tag and the fact that Kia is still a relatively new brand is making a lot of MPV buyers shy away from the product. That said, it is undoubtedly a solid product and if you are out looking for a large, premium, chauffeur-driven vehicle, that can also double up as a family car or maybe a workplace on wheels, then you must consider the Kia Carnival.