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The Hyundai Venue is coming to India in May and in a bid to make the car more engaging and appealing to wider Indian demography, Hyundai are emphasizing on adding some local touch to its models. Language is the rudiment of establishing a local connection and Hyundai has already started working on it.

Porsche is all set to launch the new, eighth generation of the 911 in India on April 11, 2019. The 911 range has had a lot of success in the country and with the new, eighth generation of the model, the company hopes to cash in on the good sales trends for luxury sports cars in the country. Internally codenamed 992, the two-door offering retains that iconic silhouette that is distinctive to the 911 family. However, the big change is under the hood and with the heavily revised range of six-cylinder turbo petrol engines, there's more power on offer. We expect the new gen Porsche 911 to start from Rs. 1.85 crore in India.

The upcoming Tata Altroz premium hatchback was recently spotted in India sans camouflage. The car appears to be production ready and comes in the same Yellowish-Gold shade that we saw on the Altroz showcased at the Geneva Motor Show.

The decision to move to electric vehicles couldn't have come at a better time for Volvo as it readies its EVs and PHEVs for launch in the country and the support of the Government of India is of utmost importance.

MG Motor took the wraps off the MG eZS, which is a fully electric SUV. The good news is that it will be launched in India by December 2019.

The Hyundai Venue will be India's first connected car and will be making its first public appearance both globally and in India. We already know that it will come equipped with an in-built eSim which will be powered by Vodafone-Idea and will be future ready for the 5G services. Coming off new, Hyundai has also confirmed that it will be providing free data service to its customers until the car is under warranty.

Toyota-owned luxury car brand Lexus has come out with a new teaser for its LM Minivan. Yes, you read it right, a minivan. The latest teaser image which hints at a larger boxy people carrier appears to be a lot like the Toyota Alphard van, and the upcoming Lexus model could be based on the popular minivan. As of now, not much is known about the new Lexus LM minivan, but we might not have to wait much longer as the Japanese luxury carmaker is likely to reveal the model at the upcoming Auto Shanghai 2019.

The BlueLink tech has been developed in-house at Hyundai and the company has integrated 10 India-specific services for the Indian market.