Upcoming Suvs Reviews

Recently a couple of spy images of the BMW X2 have surfaced online giving us a closer look at the upcoming SUV. Despite the camouflage, certain design elements, especially the front end shows similarities to the concept.

Hyundai has released a couple of detailed teaser images of the upcoming Kona subcompact SUV. The Kona is a very important product for the South Korean carmaker and it is likely that the subcompact SUV might come to India.

Mahindra has been readying up its popular selling SUV for a comprehensive update that is now confirmed to arrive later this year. The Mahindra Scorpio facelift is likely to be launched towards the end of July or early August 2017 in the country and will receive major upgrades to its aesthetics, in addition to getting new features on-board.

Kia has unveiled the design sketches for its new upcoming subcompact SUV, the Stonic. The new Stonic is essentially Kias version of the new Hyundai Kona and will eventually make it to India once Kia officially launches its cars in India. The new Stonic has a more crossover like design language as compared to the larger SUVs from KIA (or Hyundai) that features a more upright and more conventional SUV stance and design. The Stonic will be available in global markets by the end of 2017 and will be highly customisable. When it does make it to India, expect the new Stonic SUV to be sub 4-meters in length and go up against some tough competition like the Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza, the Ford Ecosport and a plethora of SUVs from Mahindra. The Stonic will also take on the upcoming Tata Nexon.

Renault has been testing the new-generation Duster for a while now. And from what we hear, Renault will launch the new-gen Duster which has been code-named HJD, in late 2018 or early 2019.

German auto manufacturer Audi has announced in line with its plan, the company will be launching two new SUVs in its 'Q' line-up, the Q8 and the Q4 by 2019. The company also said that it will be launching three new e-tron battery powered electric vehicles by 2020.

Land Rover first launched the Discovery SUV in 1989 and became the first major SUV brand to introduce seven seats. The second generation model was launched in 1998, followed by the third generation car in 2004 and finally, the outgoing fourth generation in 2010.

Range Rover Velar derives its name from the original Range Rover prototypes of 1969. In India, the new SUV will face competition from names such as the Volvo XC90, Jaguar F-Pace, Porsche Macan, BMW X5, and Audi Q7.