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The Kia Seltos has had quite a glorious start recording over 23,000 bookings ahead of its launch. The Korean Carmaker has now rolled out the first production car out of its Anantpur plant in Andhra Pradesh and has started with the mass production. The company has also said that it is expecting the booking numbers to increase rapidly and has enough production capacity to meet the demand. Hence, it will continue taking the bookings. The Anantpur plant currently has production capacity of 300,000 units annually.

The soon-to-be-launched Kia Seltos has already bagged over 23,000 bookings even before its official launch. Slated to go on sale in India on August 22, Kia Motors started accepting pre-bookings for the SUV from July 16, and on the first day itself, the carmaker received over 6000 bookings.

Maruti Suzuki XL6 is the next big launch from the carmaker and the new crossover is all set to go on sale in India on August 21. Here are all the things that we know so far about the new XL6.

Hyundai India has revealed is what it looks from outside and also given us a glimpse into the cabin. So let's understand what the exterior is all about.

Images of the next-gen Hyundai Creta SUV have surfaced online, and this is the first time that the second-generation model. The prototype model was reportedly spotted in Salem, Tamil Nadu, heavily draped in camouflage and pseudo cladding to disguise the new design and styling.

An image of the production version of the upcoming Maruti Suzuki XL6 has leaked ahead of the new crossover's official launch on August 21. The all-new crossover model is based on the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga, and most of the design and proportions are identical to the MPV version.

The Rezvani Tank is no ordinary SUV for sure and there is nothing of sorts corresponding to its capabilities or demeanour. It's different from any other SUV and has been built to take on the toughest of trails and make way through the harshest of terrains. Moreover, its armoured looks remain one of the biggest takeaways and even a Jeep Wrangler would look humble standing beside this hunk. We will get to see it really soon when it will break cover later this week and lucky owners are expecting to get the deliveries by the end of this year.

The California based carmaker in a tweet has confirmed reintroducing the unlimited free charging scheme on the Model S and Model X. At present, Tesla owners in the US need to pay $ 0.28 (28 cents) per kWh or $ 0.13 (13 cents) to $ 0.26 (26 cents) per minute for using a supercharger. This means a full charge on a Tesla Model S through a supercharger would cost $ 19.5 which is over Rs. 1300 in Indian currency. The free charging service is available to Model S and Model X owners only and Model 3 owners will need to pay for the service.