New Cars News

It was just a few days ago that we told you about Lexus debuting the new generation of the IS on June 9, 2020. Well, the car manufacture has now postponed that to a later date. The company put out a statement saying "Considering the recent global situation, Lexus has respectfully postponed the premiere of the New IS". The sedan in its current form has been on sale since 2013 and we expect it to go on sale globally by the end of the year. There are no details on what the car looks like for now. All we got to see was a teaser image showcasing the lovely tail lamps of the car. The new Lexus IS takes on the BMW 3 Series, Mercedes-Benz C-Class, Audi A4 among others.

Renault, the French car manufacturer is currently working on all-new subcompact SUV for the Indian market. The upcoming subcompact SUV is internally codenamed as HBC, which has been spotted doing rounds on the Indian roads amidst lockdown. The company was expected to unveil the product at this year's Auto Expo, which didn't happen eventually. After failed attempts with Captur and Pulse, the carmaker is now eyeing for volume space with an all-new product. It was also expected that the subcompact SUV would be launched in India by mid-2020. As of now, there is no official timeline confirmed by the company yet.

Karma has decided to make the Revero GT look a bit hotter, adding to its aesthetics and performance with two new packages- Sports and Performance.

Maruti Suzuki has recorded 15.5 per cent CAGR CNG sales in the past five years with its wide range of CNG vehicles on offer.

The move comes as the Wall Street Journal reported last week that e-commerce giant Amazon.com Inc is in advanced talks to buy Zoox, a company founded six years ago and based in Silicon Valley.

Just like the 2021 Toyota Fortuner facelift, even the Hilux gets a fair few cosmetic updates while the 2.8-litre diesel engine has been upgraded to develop more power.

The 2021 Mercedes-Benz CLS will be offered in two new body colours and will be equipped with the latest MBUX infotainment system along with updated driver assist features.

While 100 per cent electrification still seems a far-fetched dream, there are some carmakers that have already come up with some mass market electric cars in India.