New Cars News

MINI has announced that it will unveil a limited-edition version of the Cooper Hardtop called DeLux at next week's New York Motor Show. Designed by Virginia Commonwealth University sophomore Alex Coyle, the DeLux is the winner of the Final Test Drive contest that kicked off online a few weeks ago.

BMW has given out details of its latest Concept X5 eDrive ahead of the upcoming New York International Auto Show. BMW says that this 'Sports Activity Vehicle' is based on the new-gen X5 utility vehicle and swaps out a conventional drivetrain for a much more efficient plug-in hybrid unit.

Kia has released a new image for the upcoming Sedona/Carnival set to be introduced next week in New York.This is the second teaser image from Kia and we finally get to see the profile of the car which gets an almost flat roof line.

Honda's sub-compact SUV will be built upon the Brio platform, on which the Amaze too is built. Not just the platform, the sub-compact SUV might share most components and parts as well with the Brio and Amaze. However, the company will have to extensively modify the Brio platform.

Bentley announced that it will unveil a petrol-electric concept car at next week's Beijing Motor Show. No guesses for what they've called it - the Hybrid Concept. Based on the regular-production Mulsanne sedan, Bentley promises that the sedan will boast 25% more power than its petrol-driven counterpart

Mercedes-Benz has unveiled an image of the new Concept Coupe SUV at its annual shareholders meeting which will be making its way to the 2014 Beijing Motorshow. The car no doubt looks good and gets most of its styling cues from the GLA.

The Scorpio with the bulletproof kit will guard its occupants if shots are fired from a 9mm pistol at distance of 5m at 90 degree angle of attack. Also, the fuel tank with fire suppression material will avoid a fire, and the special glasses can withstand 9mm pistol attack. The kit also includes a real time tracking device.

Buoyed by the response to its cars, Fiat Group Automobiles India Private Ltd (FGAIPL), the fully owned subsidiary of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, will be introducing four new models by December this year, a top official today said.