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The Tata Nexon sub-compact SUV has been undergoing testing in the country for quite a while now. It has been nearly ten months since the carmaker revealed the near-production version of the Nexon at the 2016 Auto Expo and the car now seems to be in its final stages of testing. This time the car was seen with new production tail lamps that come with U-shaped LED lights along with a plastic cladded rear bumper.

Considering the growing popularity of Tesla cars and competition in the segment, the German luxury carmaker plans to ready a new i3 for round two.

While already on sale in Europe, Audi Q2 SUV is scheduled to be launched in India next year.

The Toyota Camry has been one of the bestselling nameplates in automobile history the world over. It is currently in its 7th generation, and has already undergone one facelift. The typical lifecycle of a Camry has been about 6 years, and so we are due for an all-new generation Camry in 2017.

Volkswagen is all set to bring the Passat nameplate back to India next year and the automaker has already began testing the car in the country. VW is planning to launch both the diesel version along with the plug-in hybrid version of the car, the Passat GTE that we drove early this year.

Spurred on by Vitara Brezza's success, Maruti Suzuki is planning to launch a petrol variant of the same by April 2017. From what we hear, Maruti Suzuki might use the 1.0-litre Boosterjet engine, which also does duty on the soon-to-be-launched Baleno RS.

The next generation BMW 5 Series made its global debut in October this year and received major upgrades over the outgoing version, in-line with the new generation 7 Series sedan.

Toyota Prius has been one of the most popular hybrids in the world. Despite limited sales, the Japanese carmaker has been selling the car in India for six years now and is now all set to launch the new generation model as well. Recently Toyota previewed the car in India ahead of its official launch next year.