Auto Expo News

Skoda Auto has released the first interior sketch of its upcoming compact SUV for the Indian market, which will be previewed as the Vision IN concept at the upcoming Auto Expo 2020. The all-new compact SUV will be built on the all-new MQB A0 IN platform, and it will be the first product of the Skoda's India 2.0 project.

After skipping the Delhi Auto Expo in 2018, Volkswagen India will be returning to the popular biennial auto show in 2020 after four years. In fact, the carmaker is set to make a huge comeback with a range of all-new SUVs including the Volkswagen T-Roc, the new Tiguan AllSpace, and an India-spec version of the T-Cross SUV, built on the MQB A0 IN platform.

No other event in the Indian auto business is as big a grandeur as the Auto Expo. It's an occasion when automakers get a chance to put a majestic display and attract eyeballs around their product. However, amid the deterrent slowdown that has struck the auto industry, the big question is that how grand will the 2020 Auto Expo be and how many automakers will participate and will actually put up a big show. After all, opting out from such displays is one of the basic cost-cutting measures which is now quite apparent after the last edition when many automakers chose to give it a miss.

The 2020 Auto Expo is just months away and will open its doors to the masses on February 7, up to February 12, 2020. It is the largest biennial event to take place in India and has seen most major Indian automakers participating, showcasing the top products, concepts and technologies. However, with the auto sector going through a massive economic crisis, most Indian manufacturers are shying away from the New Delhi Auto Expo and the latest one to join this list is Hero MotoCorp. The world's largest two-wheeler maker has announced that it will skip the event, as per the company's regulatory filing.

This year saw car makers taking keen interest in motorsport as well with a host of displays across championships. From Marc Marquez' MotoGP championship winning bike to Lewis Hamilton's W04 F1 car, the Auto Expo 2018 had its fair share motorsport exhibits for the auto enthusiast to drool upon. Here's a look at the best displays that graced the Expo this year.

With several car and bike manufacturers giving the Auto Expo 2018 a miss, we ran a poll to determine, which brand of both four-wheelers and two-wheelers were most most missed by visitors.

The 2018 Auto Expo finally concluded on February 14 and the organisers have announced that they witnessed a total of 6,05,175 visitors this year. The event had over 500 product displays from 119 exhibitors this year.

We take a look at the best electric two-wheelers which created quite a stir at the Auto Expo 2018 - from India's first electric superbike, the Emflux One, to the TVS Creon electric scooter concept, here's a look at the top 5 electric two-wheelers.