As the summers are setting in to give way to the monsoon in India, its spring time for the Indian Auto Industry with launch of new cars setting the trend of freshness and diversity in the camp. New vehicles by leading carmakers are ready to throng the market in September and October this year. The number of revelations are so many that it’s a task by itself to keep a track on every release. Joining the Indian Auto market are big names which would come up with refinements or complete freshers.
One such name is the French Auto major Renault which has of late, obliged the Indian auto market with the launch of its fabulous sedan car Renault Fluence in the month of May. Renault is planning to roll-out four new cars under in coming years, and one of them is a crossover named Renault Koleos that is expected grace the Indian roads in September. Renault Koleos SUV will be launched in both manual and automatic transmission options. This stunning crossover will arrive accompanied by petrol engine as well as diesel engine. As far asRenault Koleos price is concerned, the company has not teased with any tip-offs, but it is expected that the Renault Koleos price will fall under the range of 16 lacs to 18 lacs.The teaser sit is already doing rounds.
Honda India is all set to reveal highly awaited small car Honda “Brio” and desires to hypnotise the small car segment with its mesmerising style and unconventional looks.. Honda India's earlier attempt to grab the eyeballs with Honda Jazz was not that successful thus making it drop its prices considerably. However, this time its small car Brio has already become a hot topic among Indian buyers. The Japanese auto major is expected to price this small car keeping in mind the Indian pockets. Its speculated that Honda would price Brio somewhere between Rs.4 - 5 lac.
Another shiny addition to the flock is from Nissan India, which is ready to launch its mid-sized premium sedan Nissan Sunny in October. Nissan Sunny price is expected to remain around Rs.7 lac to Rs 9 lac. It has been constructed on the new ‘V’ platform similar to Nissan Micra but not at all a spitting image of Nissan Micra, though official launch dates are still under speculation.
Another shiny addition to the flock is from Nissan India, which is ready to launch its mid-sized premium sedan Nissan Sunny in October. Nissan Sunny price is expected to remain around Rs.7 lac to Rs 9 lac. It has been constructed on the new ‘V’ platform similar to Nissan Micra but not at all a spitting image of Nissan Micra, though official launch dates are still under speculation.
Electric segment cars are in no mood to lag behind as Mahindra backed Reva has pulled up its socks again, with the beautiful car Reva NXR being scheduled for launch this October. It’s been refined keeping driving pleasure in mind. The best quality of the car is offering ample scope without affecting the environment with harmful emissions and pollution. The car tends to stop the formation of interminable questions regarding prices of petrol and diesel in the mind, for a hassle-free decision.
Volkswagen plans to launch its small dimensioned and classy SUV, the Tiguan in India. It shares the platform with the compact and sophisticated Audi A5. Volkswagen India expects to compete with the likes of Honda CR-V, Ford Endeavour & Hyundai Santa Fe.
The upcoming crusade of cars also includes names like Mahindra Xylo Mini, Volkswagen Golf, Toyota Avanza, Skoda Fabia Scout, Renault Sandero et al. There is no impasse for car launches in the coming months of 2011.It would prove quite healthy for the Indian car Industry with each and every segment being freshened up.
