New Cars News

Tata Motors has officially revealed the production-spec Tata Harrier SUV which was rolled out of its production line at the company Chakan plant, near Pune. Slated to be launched in India in early 2019, possibly in January, the all-new Tata Harrier is based on the company the company new OMEGARC platform.

The Alto 800 gets a total maximum discount of up Rs 45,000, which includes a special discount and an exchange bonus. The slightly more expensive Alto K10 on the other hand gets an even bigger discount at Rs 50,000 while the Alto K10 AMT, which is the most affordable automatic car in the Maruti Suzuki range gets a discount of Rs 55,000, which includes a special discount and an exchange bonus. Moving on to larger cars, the Maruti Suzuki Wagon R will soon be replaced with a brand new generation car early next year and the current generation with the petrol engine now gets a discount of Rs 55,000 in order to clear out older stock.

If you are looking to purchase a new Volvo XC90, you can get a cash discount of up to Rs. 8 lakh on the SUV.

Skoda is offering cash benefits of up to Rs. 1 lakh on the Kodiaq and the base model of the Superb.

The petrol version of the F-Pace comes powered by a 2-litre Ingenium engine which churns out 247 bhp, while the torque figures stand at 365Nm. The F-Pace omes with an 8-speed automatic transmission which powers all four wheels

Just a month after the C-Class Facelift launch, the 2018 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet is now on sale in India as well, with it being priced at Rs. 65.25 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).

The company has shared that its entire product line-up will comply with the upcoming BS6 standards at least four months prior to the norms kicking in. On the side lines of the 4th edition of the CII Smart Manufacturing Summit held in Delhi today, Mukesh Manocha, Assistant General Manager, Welding Division, Honda Cars India, spoke to carandbike about the Japanese carmaker's preparations to meet the BSVI norms and said, "We will be ready much before the BSVI norms are regulated throughout the country." When asked about a specific timeline, Manocha said, "I will not give you the exact month now but yes at least four months before the BS6 norms kick in."

The Japanese carmaker has already started using the 3D Printing technology in the welding shop of both its manufacturing units in India and is working to use it across its manufacturing divisions and assembly lines. On the side lines of the 4th edition of the CII Smart Manufacturing Summit held in Delhi today, Mukesh Manocha, Assistant General Manager, Welding Division, Honda Cars India told carandbike, "Our welding shop has already started using the 3D printing technology and sooner than later we will expand its use across our manufacturing facility."