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The 2018 Mercedes-Benz C-Class facelift sedan has been launched in India today and we have all the highlights from the launch event here. The facelifted C-Class sedan range comes in three options - C 220 d Prime, C 220 d Progressive, and C 300 d AMG Line, which are priced at Rs. 40 lakh, Rs, 44.25 lakh and Rs. 48.50 lakh.

Mercedes-Benz is all set to launch the 2018 C-Class Sedan in India tomorrow, on September 20. We already know a fair bit about the car, except for the pricing, and as per our expectation, the facelift C-Class sedan is likely to be priced around Rs. 40 lakh to Rs. 45 lakh (ex-showroom).

Apart from four wheelers, NCAP is also pushing for ABS or anti lock brakes to become compulsory for all two wheelers in the country. New two wheelers sold in India greatly outnumber the number of cars sold in the country and safer two wheelers can greatly reduce the number of accidents and fatalities on Indian roads.

The Indian market will remain the key focus for the upcoming hatchback. According to sources at Hyundai, the company will export the AH2 from India from 2019 and initially will only focus to meet the domestic demand. Moreover, it will only be exported in limited numbers in order to prioritize the domestic demand.

The A-Class is the smallest offering by Mercedes-Benz and the automaker is all set to unveil an Affalterbach-tuned version of its hatchback at the upcoming Paris Motor Show 2018. The 2019 Mercedes-AMG A35 will be the newest addition to the A-Class family and has been teased by the automaker and the new model will serve as a mid-level performance hatchback that sits below the range-topping A45 AMG. The new teaser images reveal some interesting details about the all-new model, and we certainly like what we see.

The AH2 is Hyundai's 'work in advance' as eventually the entire entry segment will need to be upgraded to comply with the upcoming stringent safety norms. Hence, it's been built safer and a notch premium than the Eon and is expected to replace it in Hyundai's line-up to be the entry segment car. Instead of Eon's PA platform, the AH2 has been developed on Hyundai's more rigid HA platform that also underpinned the i10. It also entails that dual airbags, ABS and rear parking sensors could be made standard on this upcoming hatchback.

After officially announcing the name of its SUV, Tata Motors has now released a new video which explains a bit about the new OMEGARC platform and its use in the making of the new Tata Harrier.

The Black Pack is a Limited Edition and is only available in the top-spec Limited (O) variant. As the name suggests, the Black Pack sports several black elements inside-out to add to the sporty appeal of the SUV like roof, alloys and ORVMs finished in black and an all-black interior theme.