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Images of yet another test mule of Mahindra's upcoming MPV, codenamed U321, have surfaced online and this time around we get to see the MPV in some production-ready parts. While still draped in heavy camouflage, the Mahindra U321 reveals its grille, headlamps and alloys.

Hyundai has begun the retail sales of its Nexo fuel cell vehicle in Korea. The car will be offered in two trims, Modern and Premium.

British car maker Jaguar has confirmed that it will be revealing the performance-bred version of the F-Pace at the upcoming New York Auto Show 2018. The Jaguar F-Pace SVR comes from the automaker's Special Vehicles Operations (SVO) division and was also caught testing during testing near the Nurburgring.

Images of the interior of the Maruti Suzuki Dzire Tour S CNG have surfaced online and we get to see a bunch of updates, specific to the CNG model. The car will get a factory-fitted CNG kit paired with a 1.2-litre petrol engine.

Few recently surfaced images suggest that Ford India has ended the production of the current Aspire sedan at the Sanand plant in Gujarat. The images which appear to have been taken inside the manufacturing facility, show the last unit of the current Ford Aspire being rolled out of the production line.

With the electric push in overdrive, marque brands like Bentley aren't too behind and the British carmaker is working on its new all-electric flagship. The upcoming model is expected to join the line-up in the first half of the next decade and will be automaker's first-ever electric offering. Now details of Bentley's electric flagship have emerged online, and the model will be sharing its underpinnings with the Porsche Mission E platform.

The design of the BMW X3 is evolutionary and the company has made a host of changes to make it look smarter and even more aggressive. For starters, the headlamps and the grille have again been separated from each other unlike the design found in the likes of the X5 or the new 5 Series.

Toyota has revealed the all-new Corolla hatchback in images ahead of its public debut at the upcoming 2018 New York Auto Show next week. The all-new model is based on Toyota's new TNGA-platform that underpins the Prius as well, while the design is a lot more evocative than the Corolla iM, the model its replaces.