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The next-generation Kia Carnival has been spotted in South Korea again, and this time around, we get a detailed look at the full-size MPV's new cabin. We have already got a glimpse of the interior of the car in some previous spy photos, and recently Kia also released the first official teaser for the new Carnival.

The teaser image and previous spy pictures suggest that the new-generation Mercedes-Benz S-Class will be a leap over its predecessor both in terms of design and technology and will up the ante as far as luxury is concerned.

While we already are big fans of the existing model, the new 2021 Mercedes-AMG 63 S seems to have taken things a notch higher.

Kia Motors Corporation has offered the first official glimpse at the next-generation Kia Carnival MPV. The teaser sketch of the upcoming model offers a look at the sharp new styling on the 2021 Carnival that looks leaner and meaner than the current version on sale. The Kia Carnival will enter its fourth-generation with the next model range, and has been an extremely popular offering for the brand since the first version arrived in 1998. In fact, Kia has sold over two million examples of the Carnival globally, which also goes by the name Kia Sedona in some markets. The current generation Kia Carnival was introduced in India earlier this year at the 2020 Auto Expo.

Mercedes-Benz India has now confirmed that it will bring in the performance hatchback - Mercedes-AMG A 45 - to India. While the company currently does not have a clear timeline for the car, mainly due to the coronavirus pandemic, we have been told that it is certainly on the cards.

Both models will be powered by 2.0-litre, four-cylinder BS6 petrol and diesel engines and an AMG line variant is also expected to be on the cards.

The new-generation Honda City was scheduled to arrive in March this year but the Coronavirus pandemic thwarted the Japanese automaker's plans. However, with the country working on going back to normalcy, the launch of the new version of the sedan isn't too far away. In fact, Honda Cars India has officially revealed the specifications on the new-generation City ahead of its launch that has been now confirmed in July 2020. The all-new model will co-exist with the current version on sale, albeit at different price points.

The Hector Plus will be offered with captain seats in the middle row. A third row has also been added and it will have a 6 or 7 seater layout.