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A couple years after signing an MoU to jointly explore opportunities and share technologies, Toyota Motor Corporation and Suzuki Motor Corporation have announced a collaboration and have figured the role each manufacturer will play in the partnership. Information about both carmakers sharing cross-badged models- Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza, Maruti Suzuki Baleno and Toyota Corolla were already known. However, the current collaboration also includes sharing two other models in the Indian and African market and Toyota taking Suzuki's help to develop a new MPV. The companies will also share hybrid electric vehicles (HEV) and powertrain technologies along with platforms. We explain in detail, the role that each carmaker will have in the partnership.

Images of the updated Volkswagen Vento have again surfaced online, and this time around we get a much closer look at the car.

The Toyota-Suzuki pact has seen new developments where Toyota will be using Maruti Suzuki's platforms to develop compact models and in return will supply Suzuki its HEV systems, engines and batteries.

The Tata Tiago facelift was recently spotted testing in India, and judging by the looks of it, the car will go through some considerable changes.

The next generation Maruti Suzuki Alto is currently under development and is expected to arrive early next year as a replacement to the current model. Maruti did showcase the Concept Future-S at the 2018 Auto Expo, which previews the new generation Alto to an extent, and now, the upcoming model has been spied testing ahead giving a glimpse on what the model will look like. Tall and brawny, the camouflaged test mule suggests that the next generation Alto will go the Renault Kwid-way with its new micro-SUV body shell, tall ground clearance and an efficient engine under the hood.

The H2X concept based subcompact micro-SUV (being billed as the Hornbill) that will launch in 2020 will also b based on Alfa. And the next generations of the Tiago hatch and Tigor subcompact sedan will also move to the same platform.

The Citroen C5 Aircross will be the brand's first model in India and will be locally assembled at the Hosur plant in Tamil Nadu.

carandbike had exclusively confirmed that the C5 Aircross will be the French carmaker's first model in the Indian market and will be locally assembled here using about 70 per cent of the local contents at Groupe PSA's Hosur plant in Tamil Nadu. The Indian-spec Citroen C5 Aircross which made its first public appearance last year will be unveiled on April 3. It's just been afew days that Citroen brand was affirmed by the PSA Groupe for India and the company has decided to showcase its first model.