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 New S-Cross gets fresh design inside out; expected to be powered by 1.4-litre BoosterJet petrol engine.  Suzuki has been working on a new-generation S-Cross for global markets for some time now. A couple of days ago, the company even dropped a teaser previewing the headlamp of the new-gen S-Cross. The model is slated for a world premiere on November 25, but a new spy photo that has surfaced online has completely revealed the design of the new-gen SUV.  . New-gen Suzuki S-Cross looks more SUV-ish than its predecessor . Expected to be powered by 1.4-litre Boosterjet petrol with mild-hybrid tech . No news yet on whether it's coming to India Next-gen Suzuki S-Cross: what does the spy shot reveal? Even at first glance, it is easy tell that the design of the new-gen S-Cross is a complete departure from that of the current model. Not only does it look slightly larger, but it also looks more upright, taller and more SUV-ish as compared to the current S-Cross. In fact, the rounde...

 Škoda Auto has released the interior design sketches that offer a first glimpse of the much-awaited Slavia, before its world premiere. The premium midsize sedan’s cabin showcases the current Škoda interior concept, as featured in some of the brand’s other models along with the latest design elements. These include distinctive, round air vents, a horizontal decorative trim strip in a contrasting colour, and embossed wordmarks on the binnacle. The central element in the interior of the current Škoda models is a free-standing infotainment display, that is a clear stand out in the cabin of the new Škoda Slavia. Underneath the 25.4 centimetres touchscreen display is a character line referencing the silhouette of the Škoda grille. It also serves as a hand-rest when operating the display. The width of the brand’s signature, spacious cabin is emphasised by a horizontal, seemingly floating trim strip in a contrasting colour, which extends all the way into the distinctive, round air vents o...

  Santro  Era Variant: Benefits upto ₹25,000 (Cash Discount of ₹10,000; Exchange Bonus of ₹10,000 & Corporate Discount of ₹5,000) CNG variant: Benefits upto ₹15,000 (Exchange Bonus of ₹10,000 & Corporate Discount of ₹5,000) Other Variants: Benefits upto ₹40,000 (Cash Discount of ₹25,000; Exchange Bonus of ₹10,000 & Corporate Discount of ₹5,000)   Grand i10 NIOS Turbo: Benefits upto ₹50,000 on Turbo Variant (Cash Discount of ₹35,000; Exchange Bonus of ₹10,000 & Corporate Discount of ₹5,000)    CNG: Benefits upto ₹15,000 (Exchange Bonus of ₹10,000 & Corporate Discount of ₹5,000)  Other Variants:  Benefits upto ₹25,000 (Cash Discount of ₹10,000; Exchange Bonus of ₹10,000 & Corporate Discount of ₹5,000)     Xcent Prime: (Taxi variant): Benefits upto ₹50,000 (Cash Discount of ₹50,000)   i20  iMT Turbo : Benefits upto ₹40,000 (Cash Discount of ₹25,000 + Exchange Bonus of ₹10,000 & Corporate Disco...

Baleno Sigma & Delta MT : Total maximum benefits upto ₹22,500 (Cash Discount upto ₹10,000 + Exchange Bonus of ₹10,000 + Corporate Discount of ₹2,500) Baleno Sigma Anniversary Edition: Benefits upto ₹12,500 + Exchange Bonus of ₹10,000 + Corporate Discount of ₹2,500 ) Baleno CVT: Exchange Bonus of ₹10,000 + Corporate Discount of ₹2,500+ Diwali Bonanza ₹10,000 ) Ciaz : Benefits upto ₹30,000 (Exchange Bonus of ₹25,000 + Corporate Discount of ₹5,000) Ignis : Maximum benefits upto ₹17,500 (Cash Discount upto ₹5,000 + Exchange Bonus of ₹10,000 + Corporate Discount of ₹2,500) XL6 : No Discounts S-Cross : Maximum benefits upto ₹45,000 (Cash Discount upto ₹15,000 + Exchange Bonus of ₹25,000 + Corporate Discount of ₹5,000) By Aryan Dixit (AD)

Here is the list of Top 10 Best Selling Cars 1. Maruti Suzuki ALTO 17,389 Units Sold 2. Maruti Suzuki Nexa Baleno 15,573 Units Sold 3. Maruti Suzuki Ertiga 12,923 Units Sold 4. Maruti Suzuki WagonR 12,335 Units Sold 5. Hyundai Venue 10,554 Units Sold 6. KIA Seltos 10,488 Units Sold 7. Maruti Suzuki Eeco     10,320 Units Sold 8. Tata Nexon 10,096 Units Sold 9. Maruti Suzuki Swift 9,180 Units Sold 10. Tata Punch 8,453 Units Sold By Aryan Dixit (AD)

New cars loaded with new features and technology are flooding and now buyers have multiple cars to choose from. Strong contenders and segment leaders are now challenged by rookie entrants. Microchip shortage and rising demand had resulted in longer waiting periods for popular cars like Hyundai Creta. + New cars loaded with new features and technology are flooding and now buyers have multiple cars to choose from. Strong contenders and segment leaders are now challenged by rookie entrants. Microchip shortage and rising demand had resulted in longer waiting periods for popular cars like Hyundai Creta. In this article, we will discuss five cars that you can buy instead of buying Hyundai Creta. Jeep Compass Petrol      Instead of going for the top-end variant of Hyundai Creta SX(O) that is priced around Rs 21.06 lakh (on-road, Mumbai). Jeep Compass Sport 1.4 the entry-level variant of the car priced at Rs 20.70 lakh (on-road, Mumbai) is an option you can consider. The car is m...