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The second generation of the Dacia (Renault) Duster has finally made its public debut at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show and we couldn't have thought of a better platform than this one. The new-gen Duster gets a thorough update and the Dacia to Renault rebadging will certainly see the latter embracing the same design for its compact SUV.

Audi has unveiled the 2018 RS 4 Avant at the ongoing 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show. The company will start taking the bookings for the same in a month's time and the first deliveries will begin in early 2018.

Kia Motors has unveiled not one, not two, but four new models at the ongoing Frankfurt Motor Show, with the highlight being the Proceed Concept. In terms of Kia Motors' plan for India, the Stonic compact SUV and Picanto are the most likely to make its way to the Indian shores.

This is the first ever Audi R8 rear wheel drive to be produced and will be available in both coupe and spyder body styles with production limited to just 999 units.

The production preview of ultimate all-terrain Discovery will debut today and is the first Land Rover to bear the 'SVX' moniker. It comes with a 517 bhp, 5.0-litre Supercharged V8 petrol powertrain and sits alongside the SVR and SVAutobiography lines.

BMW is all set to differentiate its flagship models in every segment from the other cars it makes with a new black and white logo. The new BMW logo will feature only on the class leading models like the 7 Series for the sedans and the upcoming X7 for the SUVs. The new logo will also feature on the current i8 and i8 roadster along with the upcoming BMW 8 Series, 8 Series Gran Coupe and the M8. This is the first time in the history of BMW that the German automaker will be using a two logo system on its cars other than the famous blue and white roundel that it has become synonymous with.

Volkswagen unveils the further developed zero emission new I.D. Crozz SUV concept which offers a look forward to the production model of 2020 on eve of the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show. The German car-makers will be investing 6 billion euros in electric mobility over the next five years.

The two production sites join Nissan's Oppama Plant in Japan, which is producing the new generation of the world's best-selling electric vehicle.