So Tata plans to add a bit of spunk to their old workhorse Tata Indigo eCS. We shared with you the first ever clear on-road spyshots of Indigo eCS facelift which we followed up with spyshots of an eCS mule which sported smoked headlamps!
Land Rover has been capable of scripting a small turnaround after Ratan Tata brought the distinctive brand into his fold. Numbers of the Land Rovers on the roads have been steadily rising, not only in India but in the rest of the world as well.
Well, it has been in the air for sometime how Volkswagen intends to leverage their current Polo and Vento to form various variants out of them in the Indian market for the coming few years before bringing new products in the market.
If there was a case of absolute crash of a brand which, once, enjoyed a healthy repertoire at the monthly sales charts, it has to be Tata. Once the number three manufacturer in India, it has been pushed back, way back in the last few months.
It has barely been a few days when we test drove the EcoSport on the narrow but clear and well laid roads of Goa. In all Ford allocated 9 cars for this massive drive which included journalists from international media as well.
During the launch of Traveller26, Force Motors confirmed that they are working on a large MPV which will be launched towards the end of 2013 or early 2014.
MotorBash readers were the first ones to check out the glimpse of the 2013 Tata Aria facelift when we shared spyshots of a mule sporting smoked headlamps back in February this year.
The Compact SUV is a sure moolah-making segment for automakers. The Ford EcoSport has been garnering attention of late, and we rode it in Goa. We will come up with a full-blown analysis, soon!
Bajaj’s RE60 has sparked a lot of debate among the top Auto manufacturers and organisations regarding the category of ‘Quadricycles’ in India with one bench opposing the move and the other one supporting it.
After making its Indian entry a few months back, Tata has taken their premium hatchback – Vista D90 to the Nepalese market.
In a bid to capture the pole position, the second largest carmaker in India, Hyundai Motor India Ltd, is putting in order its plans to usher in as many as four models in the next two years.
It is a fact that Indians love SUVs! The proof is that, it is the only growing segment in India and with this, comes an opportunity! All manufacturers which are present here in India are planning one or the other mode of entering this segment.
After about three decades in hibernation, affordable Japanese brand Datsun is going to be woken up by parent company Nissan. Datsun dates back to 1914 in Japan, and was acquired by Nissan in 1934 before being put to sleep in 1986.
You must have also got bored of reading stories of the dismal failure of Tata Nano in the Indian market. Before its advent, Tata Nano was touted to be the next big thing in the Indian market which could challenge our infrastructure.
Czech auto-maker Skoda’s Yeti doesn’t really fit into the looks of Big-and-Butchery SUVs with it’s curvier headlamps and a “less-than-large” profile. But practicality was it’s USP and that is what compact SUVs are here for.
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