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The BlueLink tech has been developed in-house at Hyundai and the company has integrated 10 India-specific services for the Indian market.

This is the first time the Hyundai Motor India has officially released the sketches, which give us a good insight of the interior and exterior design of the new and upcoming Hyundai Venue subcompact SUV.

Audi has already shared plans about electrifying a host of its models including the A6 and A8 sedans. The company had also mentioned about introducing plug-in hybrids to the Q range and it looks like the recently unveiled Q8 coupe SUV will be the first electrified Q model. A test mule of the Q8 has been spotted testing and few elements are clear giveaways of it being the hybrid iteration.

Toyota has launched an updated version of its bestselling SUV in India. The Toyota Fortuner range now starts at Rs. 27.83 lakh for the base 4x2 diesel variant and go all the way up to Rs. 33.60 lakh for the top-end 4x4 diesel automatic variant, all prices ex-showroom, India. Toyota has only updated the diesel variants of the Fortuner while the Petrol 2.7 remains unchanged. The updates on the 2019 Fortuner, however, are limited to interiors and it remains identical to its predecessor in terms of looks and mechanically.

Toyota India has updated its bestseller in India- the Innova Crysta. The Innova Crysta range now starts at Rs. 14.93 Lakh and goes up to Rs. 22.43 Lakh while the Innova Touring Sport range starts at Rs. 18.92 Lakh and go all the way up to Rs. 23.47 lakh. The Innova Crysta is the market leader in its segment and its diesel variants are now updated with more features and upmarket interiors in a bid to tackle the competition better and stick to its segment-leader position.

Bentley is introducing a new special edition model to the Bentayga range and is calling it the V8 Design Series. The changes on the Bentley Bentayga V8 Design Series are limited to aesthetics in a bid to enhance its road presence. Bentley has taken the standard V8 variant and has updated it with special colour schemes and finish from Mulliner on the exterior as well as inside the cabin.

Volvo has unveiled the performance-oriented Polestar version of the XC60 and V60. Both the cars are plug-in hybrid models and are based on the standard T8 variants, however, will be faster. They are powered by the same 2.0-litre, four-cylinder petrol motor which is tuned to churn out 415 bhp (15 bhp more) and 669 Nm of peak torque (33 Nm more) and the engine is coupled with an electric motor. The Polestar powered XC60 and V60 are quicker to triple-digit speeds and can clock 100 kmph in less than 5 seconds.

Renault India has finally released the name of its upcoming compact 7-seater, which will be called the Renault Triber.