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The A8 coming to India will only be the long wheelbase model and will rival the likes of the Mercedes-Benz S-Class and the BMW 7 Series.

Maruti Suzuki has officially released the sketches of its upcoming XL6 crossover. It is based on the Ertiga but gets a refreshed design that makes it look more like a crossover than an MPV.

The LC500h is on sale in 68 countries already and India will be the 69th to get it. 12,000 units of the LC500h have already been sold worldwide ever since its launch.

Tata Motors Chairman and Group Head- N.Chandrasekaran at the sidelines of Tata Motors AGM clarified that the Hexa holds a pivotal position in Tata's line-up and it has no plans to discontinue it. Following the statement, we also reached out to the company which reaffirmed that the Hexa will be updated as per its lifecycle. Replying to carandbike, the company said, "Hexa is a product we are extremely proud of as it encapsulated the cream of our Engineering prowess and Styling skills. The love and passion of Hexa owners towards the car is invaluable for us, as it endorses the sheer multifaceted performance of the car. We would like to clarify that each and every Hexa customer is important to us and we are firmly looking at expanding the Hexa brotherhood."

The stunning first-ever Porsche Cayenne Coupe has been confirmed as arriving here this before the end of this year. We also have details on the models that India will be getting.

The next-generation Hyundai Grand i10 was teased recently and the car is slated to make its global debut on August 20, 2019, exclusively in India. The third generation of the hatchback will be first sold in India before the car goes on to make its European debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show a month later. Sales too will begin from next month onwards, ahead of the festive season. With less than a month left for the launch, the new-gen Hyundai Grand i10 was recently spotted testing in Delhi in camouflage, but what looks like a near production-spec model.

The Renault Triber will be the newest subcompact multi-seater to hit the Indian market and is slated for launch next month. The all-new offering was unveiled last month and is an India-specific model offering seven seats on a budget. Ahead of its launch, the new Triber has been spotted undisguised and can be seen in two colour options - orange and red. Renault is not calling the Triber an MPV and instead is aiming to take on the B-segment hatchbacks like the Maruti Suzuki Swift, Hyundai Grand i10, Ford Figo and the likes. Spotted in the top-end trim, the Triber can be seen with alloy wheels, projector headlamps, chrome grille and more.

Tata Motors will launch three new products based on the Impact 2.0 design philosophy while the Tiago, Tigor and Nexon facelifts will get similar design cues.