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The new engine in the MC20 has been christened 'Nettuno' which is a 3.0-litre V6 twin-turbocharged motor that churns out 621 bhp and 730 Nm of peak torque.

MG Motor India is all set to launch the MG Hector Plus in the country today. The Hector Plus is a six and a seven seater variant of the Hector. Apart from increased seats, the MG Hector Plus SUV gets updated styling and some new features as well. Here are all the live updates from the digital launch event.

Toyota India is currently working on the CNG variant of its popular Innova Crysta MPV. A new spy image has surfaced online giving a glimpse of the test mule, which was spotted in a camouflaged avatar during a road test. Likely to be launched later this year, the CNG version of the Innova Crysta MPV could be offered on the lower variants of the model. The spy shot of the MPV suggests that the CNG test mule gets a 2.7 badging at the rear, hinting that it is powered by a petrol mill. Moreover, the sticker on the rear windshield hints confirming the test mule as a CNG iteration.

The Maserati Ghibli Hybrid will be manufactured at the Modena plant where the company is significantly upgrading the production line.

The Hyundai Elantra N Line will be positioned as an entry-level performance car in the U.S. and European markets.

Japanese luxury carmaker Lexus has revealed the 2021 LS facelift. The flagship sedan from the automaker gets its first mid-cycle refresh after the fifth-generation model was introduced in 2017. The 2021 Lexus LS facelift brings subtle styling upgrades to the sedan, while the cabin has been upgraded with more tech and comfort over the older model. The LS is one of the more regal and elegant choices in the segment, and the facelifted model will make its way to India as well in the future.

The next-gen Mercedes-Benz S-Class will get up to five OLED displays, four of which will be touchscreen. This includes the massive 12.8 inch infotainment system, equipped with the latest-gen MBUX system.

The Lamborghini Sian Hybrid range is the Italian Supercar maker's fastest production car and compared to the Aventador SVJ which currently sits on Lamborghini's throne, the Sian is 1.2 seconds faster between 70 to 120 kmph.