Comparison Reviews

The competition in an already competitive segment, the B+ hatchback, has gone even more fierce with the launch of three updated models - Hyundai Elite i20, Fiat Punto Evo and 2014 Volkswagen Polo.

Now that the Tata Zest has arrived in India at a starting price of Rs 4.64 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), we compare the new sub-compact sedan with its three close rivals - Maruti Swift Dzire, Hyundai Xcent and Honda Amaze.

Here are half a dozen of the best and/or newest diesel hatchbacks in the country battling it out for bragging rights on the Buddh International Circuit.

We'll soon witness the launch of the facelifted versions of two not-so-successful mid-sized sedans, Nissan Sunny and Ford Fiesta, the flagship models of their respective brands.

With a string of facelifts and new cars lined up in the premium hatchback segment, it is bound to get most of the attention. We bring together three such cars that will face the heat when they'll be launched - the new Hyundai i20, the Maruti Suzuki Swift and the new Honda Jazz and mind you all three will receive minor/major updates.

In no-time Honda City outsold Hyundai Verna, which was the segment-topper earlier. And now the country's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India is all set to bring in the new Ciaz aka Alivio, which will replace the SX4 in India.

he rivalry of Audi, Mercedes-Benz and BMW is a well-known global spectacle and in India all of them try and go one up with the introduction of new products. There can be a lot of products that can be named here but we will stick to the entry-level SUVs from all the three.

There is no denying that Honda's first-ever MPV for India - the Mobilio was one of the most anticipated vehicles of the year; and now when it's finally here we compare it with its two arch rivals - the Maruti Ertiga and Toyota Innova.