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Honda tasted success with the Amaze subcompact sedan when it launched the car back in 2013. With more than 90 per cent localisation content, the Amaze was a strong contender in the segment and in fact remained so even as fresh introductions were made. At the Auto Expo 2018, Japanese car maker finally showcased the new generation of the car and mind you it was a world premiere. The car has been primarily designed in Thailand, but with inputs from Honda Cars India's engineering team.

Suzuki Indonesia has released the first official video for the new Ertiga MPV, listing out the host of new exterior and interior features that make the MPV a much better package.

Toyota has started the dispatches of the Yaris demo cars to its dealerships in India. With the official booking for the car set to commence from tomorrow, on April 25, Toyota dealers will soon start the customer test drives.

While Audi has not outright confirmed whether this is the new Q8 SUV or not, we do hope that the company unveils it at the Beijing Motor Show.

For both Tata Motors and Mahindra, recent and future launches have showcased an ability to improve tremendously, in terms of quality, fit and finish but more so in terms of design. While in the mid 2000s, or even a few years ago, both these auto brands needed to shout (in terms of outrageous design) in order to be seen, both these auto brands now seem to be on a cusp of design maturity. In a recent casual banter on Twitter between Pratap Bose, Head Of Design of Tata Motors and Pawan Goenka, Managing Director of Mahindra & Mahindra, both seem to agree on the fact that Indian home grown designers and designs need to be given more importance, more chances to grow and certainly a bigger place in the automakers ecosystem. And with design studios in India making its mark, we think that process is well underway for both Tata Motors and Mahindra and we at carandbike.com think this is a wonderful thing indeed! Homegrown talent making homegrown designs for homegrown automakers is certainly something to be proud of. And with design studios in India making its mark, we think that process is well underway, not only for Tata and Mahindra, but even automakers like Renault.

The second generation Suzuki Ertiga made its debut at the Indonesia International Motor Show 2018 and the model is certainly a massive overhaul, compared to the current version. Just days after its global unveil, Suzuki Indonesia has commenced production of the 2018 Suzuki Ertiga for the South East Asian markets at its Cikarang facility.

Mercedes-Benz will manufacture the new A-Class in five plants on three continents.

The Jeep Wrangler pickup has been spied testing in a video shot by an enthusiast in USA. It will be launched globally in early 2019.