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After launching the new GLS flagship SUV, Mercedes-Benz India is now eyeing to launch its first electric car - EQC EV in the country. The Stuttgart-based carmaker is expected to launch the EV in the next couple of weeks. Initially revealed in Sweden in 2018, the highly awaited Mercedes-Benz EQC was expected to be launched in India towards the end of the last year. But, the EV was not launched in India last year. Later, the company announced its plans to launch the same by April this year, which also got delayed due to coronavirus pandemic. Nevertheless, the carmaker is all set to launch its first luxury electric SUV in India soon.

Volkswagen Nivus Coupe SUV made its global premiere last month. Now, the carmaker is all set to launch the Tiguan's little coupe sibling in the Brazilian market on June 25, 2020. The company has already commenced the production of the Nivus Coupe SUV at its Anchieta plant in Sao Bernardo do Campo which is a part of Volkswagen's first 100 per cent digital project. The launch is scheduled to commence at 4 pm CEST, which is around 11 am in Brazil. The launch event is expected to be an all-digital event due to the coronavirus outbreak in Brazil.

Ford has shared that the Mustang Mach-E owners will get 250 kWh of complimentary recharging which is enough to give five full electric charges depending on the battery it is equipped with.

Ford took to Twitter to share that Bronco's debut has now been postponed to July 13. The previous date was coinciding with famous footballer, O.J. Simpson's birthday who was involved in an infamous car chase, where he was driving the Bronco.

The teaser image and previous spy pictures suggest that the new-generation Mercedes-Benz S-Class will be a leap over its predecessor both in terms of design and technology and will up the ante as far as luxury is concerned.

The updates on the new BMW M5 are subtle and it takes a detailed look to figure out what all has been updated in its looks and even on the inside where the upgrades are limited to more features.

While we already are big fans of the existing model, the new 2021 Mercedes-AMG 63 S seems to have taken things a notch higher.

The fifth-generation model is expected to heat things up in the compact sedan segment and is going on sale in India very soon.Here's how it fares against the competition.