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Hyundai has shifting gears recently to come up with a car that will help them gain ground over its rivals in India. With the Elite i20 and the new Verna, it is already looking strong and now we hear that the company is eyeing the MPV segment.

Ever since its launch in 2010, Mahindra's off-roader - Thar - hasn't received any facelift. But the company seems to have been working on the updated Thar as some spy shots of the vehicle have now hit the internet.

Maruti Suzuki is working on low-cost hybrid technology for the new-generation Swift. Though the launch might not take place before 2017, the Swift Hybrid could become a great option for the mileage-conscious buyers in India.

Rolls-Royce has officially announced plans for a crossover. Why? We can't even imagine. In an open letter, Rolls-Royce Chairman Peter Schwarzenbauer and Rolls-Royce CEO Torsten Mueller-Oetvoes say that there is a new model in the offing and one which can cross any terrain.

General Motors India, today, announced that it will bring in the Chevrolet Trailblazer SUV in 2015 and Spin multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) in 2016. The announcement was made by the company during GM India dealer meet in Bangkok on February 13.

Hyundai now claims the face lifted car has undergone a certain degree of re-engineering, and so now improves on it's performance attributes too. Besides that it adopts some elements of Hyundai's Fluidic Sculpture 2.0 design - which was first seen on the new i20 in India.

Powering this small hatchback will be a new 1.05-litre, 3-cylinder diesel engine that will produce a maximum power output of 64bhp and 140Nm of peak torque. The petrol model, on the other hand, will get the same 1.2-litre unit that powers the Bolt.

After tasting success with the Reanault Duster - the country's first compact SUV - the French automaker is now planning to bring in the sub-compact SUV 'Captur' in India.