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Renault, the French carmaker, that is all set to unveil the much-anticipated 800cc small car, the Kayou aka XBA, in India on May 20th, might also launch the same car in other markets under its low-cost car brand Dacia.

Volkswagen will finally try and once again justify not just its reputation as a global auto behemoth, but also its investment in India with a renewed Indian market strategy. The plan outlines the launch of 5 new models for India over a 24 month period.

Riding high on the success of Creta SUV, Hyundai India is gearing up to bring new cars in the domestic market. Rolling out diverse products in the last few years including Hyundai Grand i10, Hyundai Elite i20 and Hyundai Creta, the company is now eyeing to tap into new segments and strengthen its grip in the entry level space.

Behind closed doors, the company has been working on several treats for its Indian customers and are now geared up to bring 4 new cars to India this year.

This new hatchback will be based on the all-new CMF-A platform that has been jointly developed by Renault and Nissan. Additionally, the car's engine, a new 800cc 3-cylinder petrol, has also been co-developed by both the two companies.

Tata Motors has revealed the Nano GenX AMT. Dealers have already started taking bookings of the car and the booking amount has been fixed at Rs. 5000. The Nano GenX will be available in the XE, XM and XT trims.

We've already taken you through what India's first sports car is all about and now we have some more details to share. The DC Avanti will be launched in mid-May and for those who wanted to see the car on Indian roads, well, they will see it next month as deliveries of phase one will be completed by then.

Suzuki, the Japanese carmaker, has put the India-bound S-Cross on display at the ongoing Shanghai Auto Show. Though the vehicle is already on sale in China, the one showcased is the updated version. The similar model will come to India as well.