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Citroen is now the most recent addition to the list of global automakers that are planning to enter the Indian market. Here we list down the top five Citroen models that could be considered for the Indian market.

Groupe PSA has had a long association with the CK Birla group in the past and is geared up to start a new inning.

The Jaguar XE may not have been the 3 Series killer that the British automaker wanted it to be, but the luxury sedan is one good looking car and has received its first major upgrade since its launch in 2014. The 2020 Jaguar XE facelift sports visual upgrades to the model, which Jaguar says gives the model a wider and lower appearance with "muscular forms eluding to the car's performance and advanced aerodynamics." The styling changes aren't extensive but have been tastefully done inspired from the F-Type and E-Pace models in the automaker's line-up.

The current generation Volvo XC90 was first revealed in 2014 and marked a new phase for the Swedish auto giant in both design and technology. Over the years, the automaker's complete line-up has been upgraded to the new design and architecture, and Volvo has now diverted its attention back to the XC90. Receiving its first major update since launch, the 2020 Volvo XC90 facelift has been revealed and brings a host of upgrades to the flagship Swedish SUV. The new model gets subtle styling changes, while there a lot more features now available on the offering.

PSA Group today announced its plan to launch its Citroen brand in India. While details about the model are still unknown, the company has confirmed that the Citroen's first vehicle for India will arrive by the end of 2021.

The T-Roc sees a lowered suspension while the progressive steering included as standard plays a major part in ensuring agile driving behaviour. The 17-inch brake system - which was previously only found in the Volkswagen Golf R Performance - also makes its way on the T-Roc R.

The 45X concept's production version is set to make its debut at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show next month and ahead of the official unveil, Tata Motors has announced the name for its upcoming hatchback. The new premium hatchback has been christened as the Tata Altroz and is expected to hit the markets in the second half of the year. The Tata 45X concept was first showcased at the 2018 Auto Expo and will spawn a new hatchback that will take on the Maruti Suzuki Baleno, Honda Jazz, Hyundai i20 and the likes. Tata will reveal the new Altroz on March 5, 2019 at the annual auto show.

The 2019 Geneva Motor Show is slated to begin on March 5, 2019, and Indian auto major Tata Motors has planned a number of world debuts at the annual event in Switzerland. The automaker is expected to have at least four global unveils, and has confirmed the production version of the Tata 45X concept. While a number of names have been speculated for Tata's new hatchback, the company has dropped the teasers for what will be a six letter name. Now speculations suggest that the production-spec 45X concept could be called Tata Altroz upon launch. Previously expected to be badged as the Aquila, the Altroz name seems a better fit with the company's teasers.