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According to rumours, the Ferrari 488 GTO will have over 700 bhp from its 3.9 V8 twin-turbo petrol engine and over 800 Nm of torque. The car will also go through a huge strip down in terms of weight with an estimated 100 kilogram diet to make it lighter and more agile. This process will most likely come from having thinner glass, a titanium exhaust, carbon fibre panels, race seats and the signature carpet-less stripped out interior. The new 488 GTO will also have a much much more aggressive aero package with active flaps and aero bits and a new look to match. Drive software like side slip control too is stated to be upgraded with the new GTO.

The new-gen Honda Amaze subcompact sedan is all set to be launched in India in 2018. The car will make its public debut at the 2018 Auto Expo followed by its launched in the country.

The all-new XC40, which appears to be on the last leg of testing, was recently spotted in Spain. Slated to break cover later this year, we expect the new Volvo XC40 to make its public debut at the upcoming Frankfurt Motor Show in September.

Nissan will be launching the 1-litre version of the Datsun redi-GO in the next couple of months. Rumoured to be launched in India in the latter half of the July 2017, the car will be powered by the same 999 cc three-cylinder petrol engine that does duty on the Renault Kwid 1.0L version.

he Jaguar E-Pace will essentially be a baby F-Pace. This means the car will share its design and styling with the F-Pace and the judging from the test mules seen so far.

BMW India President, Vikram Pawah recently said that the new 6 GT is part of the list of launches for 2018 and will slot in between the 5 and 7 Series in the company's line-up.

A few days ago, Hyundai unveiled its new subcompact SUV for the global market, the Kona. And now, sister company Kia has taken the wraps off its own answer to the ever growing subcompact segment, the all-new Stonic.

Along with the chassis, the suspension of the car too gets a few tweaks. We were told by the folks at Hyundai, that driving dynamics is an area where theres been significant development and we saw it put into practice with the Elantra and also the facelifts of the Grand i10 and the Xcent.