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This is the 8th generation of the iconic Porsche 911 and it is finally here in India. It is priced at Rs. 1.82 crore (ex-showroom) onwards, and it takes a leap from its previous generation in terms of engines and technology.

The new-generation 2019 Porsche 911 went on sale in India today and we have all the highlights from the from the launch here.

Porsche is all set to launch the new, eighth generation of the 911 in India on April 11, 2019. The 911 range has had a lot of success in the country and with the new, eighth generation of the model, the company hopes to cash in on the good sales trends for luxury sports cars in the country. Internally codenamed 992, the two-door offering retains that iconic silhouette that is distinctive to the 911 family. However, the big change is under the hood and with the heavily revised range of six-cylinder turbo petrol engines, there's more power on offer. We expect the new gen Porsche 911 to start from Rs. 1.85 crore in India.

The upcoming Tata Altroz premium hatchback was recently spotted in India sans camouflage. The car appears to be production ready and comes in the same Yellowish-Gold shade that we saw on the Altroz showcased at the Geneva Motor Show.

Adding a new entry-level variant to the 6 Series GT line-up, BMW India has introduced the new 620d in the country. The new BMW 620d Gran Turismo is priced at Rs. 63.90 lakh (ex-showroom) and is available in the Luxury Line design scheme. The model is locally assembled at the automaker's Chennai-based production facility. The new model is now available for bookings at the company's dealerships and BMW says it diversifies the 6GT's diesel portfolio. Despite being the more affordable version, the new 620d GT is loaded on all the essential electronics and creature comforts that the German models are known for.

Every year, Jeep and Mopar build some mental concept SUVs for the Annual Easter Jeep Safari and this time around, it is the Gladiator, which plays the muse for all concepts.

News has emerged that Ford India could end its India business as it looks to sign a new deal with Mahindra. According to a Reuters report, Ford could enter into a new joint venture in India in which it will hold 49 per cent stake, while Mahindra will own 51 per cent. The American carmaker could transfer most of its India business to the joint venture including its assets and employees.

Ford Motor Co is nearing a deal with Mahindra & Mahindra to form a new joint-venture company in India, a move that will see the U.S. automaker cease its independent operations in the country, two sources with direct knowledge of the talks told Reuters. Under the terms of the deal being negotiated, Ford will form a new unit in India in which it will hold a 49 percent stake, while India's Mahindra will own 51 percent, the two sources said.