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The Tata H7X will get a Hyundai sourced six-speed automatic transmission along with a Jaguar Land Rover like rotary gear selector.

Mahindra is giving the TUV300 a mid-life update and the new set of spy pictures reveal the changes made to its rear and side.

The Ferrari F8 Tributo will replace the 488 GTB in the Italian supercar maker's portfolio.

Automobili Pininfarinas luxury electric hypercar, Battista, will be revealed in three different beautiful specifications at the world premiere in Geneva. The company will present two examples of the Battista hypercar on its stand and people can walk upto the stand to place their orders for the car. A Grigio Luserna Battista features anodized aluminium detailing and accents in satin Blu Iconica on its dramatic satin grey body. With its unique, strong wheel design and a duo-tone black and tan interior.

The Polestar 2 will be Volvo's first mass-market electric model and will rival the likes of the Tesla Model 3.

Mercedes-Benz has finally pulled the wraps off the 2020 GLC SUV, ahead of its official debut at the Geneva Motor Show, next month. The new 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLC SUV now more stylish, smarter, better-equipped, and comes with the companys next-generation petrol and diesel engines. Furthermore, the new GLC also gets the companys AI-based the latest generation of the MBUX (Mercedes-Benz User Experience) infotainment system. This, of course, is in addition to the several drive assistance systems that the 2020 model has to offer.

After confirming the production name for the 45X concept, Tata Motors has now released a new video teasing a SUV based on the OMEGARC platform. The teaser includes the three-quarter silhouette of the upcoming model, which is expected to be the seven-seater version of the Tata Harrier. Codenamed H7X, the seven-seater model could get a different name for the production model, which is slated to arrive towards the end of this year. The H7X will make its global debut at the Geneva Motor Show on March 5, alongside a host of new concept and production models from Tata Motors.

The next generation Porsche 911 made its global debut at the LA Auto Show in November last year, and the legendary sports car is all set to make its way to India soon. Carandbike can exclusively tell you that the all-new Porsche 911 will be launched in India on April 11, 2019, taking a giant leap in both performance and tech advancement over its predecessor. Internally codenamed 992, the two-door offering retains that iconic silhouette that is distinctive to the 911 family, albeit with the heavily revised range of six-cylinder turbo petrol engines that boast of more power.