Upcoming Cars Reviews

If you are planning to get your hands on a new car this festive season, we have compiled a list of all the upcoming car launches in September 2017.

As the Renault Duster sold in India is based on the globally retailed Dacia Duster, it's likely that the next-generation model coming to the country will share a lot of similarities with the former. So let's compare both the current model and the upcoming 2017 Renault Duster side-by-side and spot the difference between the models.

While there's still time to the debut, sketches of the 2018 Renault Duster's interior have been leaked on the internet, giving the first glimpse of the compact SUV's cabin. The 2018 Renault Duster is expected to get a major improvement in quality as well as finish, and the leaked sketches do look promising.

The 1.2 petrol and 1.3 diesel are the expected powertrains for India though, while the new BoosterJet could also make it to the hatchback as the Sport model.

Bringing an end to the speculations, spy shots that have been doing rounds on the internet, Renault has revealed the new generation Dacia Duster (Renault Duster in India) in images online. The all-new compact SUV will be making its public debut with much fanfare at the upcoming Frankfurt Motor Show on September 12, while sales are expected to commence in Europe towards the end of this year.

Compared to its predecessor, the new Cayenne integrates major technological and mechanical developments which enhance its performance.

Bentley says that the new Continental GT is the pinnacle of the company's design and engineering achievements and marks the next step in Bentley's journey.

The new Goods and Services Tax regime had seen a realignment of taxation in the passenger car space to 28 per cent GST. However different segments of vehicles also attracted an additional cess - 1 per cent for small petrol cars / 3 per cent for small diesel cars (under 4 metres in length and certain engine capacity), and 15 per cent for larger cars and SUVs. Only pure electric cars attract a 12 per cent GST rate and no cess. That cess of 15 per cent for the larger cars is now set to go up by an additional 10 per cent.