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The German carmaker's yet unnamed sedan will make its global debut at the Delhi Auto Expo 2016.

The 2016 Honda Civic, which might be re-launched in India in the coming months, has been photographed while testing in Thailand. This is the first time that the new Honda Civic has been spotted in an Asian country after its recent launch in the US.

The all-new Toyota Prius, which was revealed by the Japanese carmaker in September 2015, utilises the new Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) and this platform has resulted in a series of improvements in the car when compared to the outgoing model.

Upon its launch in January next year, the S101 will become Mahindra's smallest offering which will compete against hatchbacks like the Hyundai Eon, Maruti Wagon R and Renault Kwid.

Maruti Suzuki Baleno is offered in 9 variants spread across 4 trims, 2 engines, and 2 transmission options.

Hyundai is reportedly in the process of re-introducing the Tucson in India. The new generation Tucson is based on Hyundai's Fluidic Sculpture (FS) 2.0 design platform and sits between the Creta and Santa Fe in the manufacturer's SUV portfolio in terms of both size and pricing.

The Tata Kite hatchback has been officially christened as the Zica and will be launched in India in the first week of January. The Tata Kite hatchback's name was revealed in a new teaser featuring the carmaker's new brand ambassador Lionel Messi.

The all-new Audi Q7 has been launched in Malaysia with a price tag of RM 589,900 (Rs. 91.06 lakh) for the 3.0 TFSI Quattro trim and is expected to be unveiled in India very soon. This is the second generation model of Audi's flagship SUV - which is also known as the Great Quattro - that was first introduced in 2005 and went on to pave the way for the complete Audi Q range of SUVs that now also includes the Q3 and Q5.