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**Let's get to thick and thin of how to maintain your motorcycle and get the maximum out of your machine. You will definitely feel confident riding your machine.** 

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If we consider a motorcycle, just a little maintenance by your own self can do wonders for your motorbike and for you, well, it can save a lot of money- plus it empowers you. I mean think about it. How proud would you feel to tell others that you yourself are the caretaker of your machine. There will always be a sense of confidence every time you hop onto your bike for a ride and you definitely would be sure that your ride is alright.

Before we move on any further, I would recommend you to refer to the owners’ manual because in practice basically the requirements of each of these below talked about tasks can vary depending upon the motorcycle you are having. Knowledge about the location of filters and plugs, which parts you must remove to access them, proper amounts and types of various fluid, and intervals of changing them, torque, and other specifications for reinstalling nuts and bolts to proper tightness can be found in the owners’ manual and hence going through that booklet is mandatory for every proud motorcycle owner. 

### Change the Oil: 

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To keep your engine alive and running properly, it is important to change the engine oil after several thousand miles. To start off, you’ll have to ride your machine for 4 to 5 minutes just to warm it up. What it does is that it reduces the viscosity of the oil so it will drain easier. Now, with the engine off and bike standing upright, remove the drain plug as well as the oil fill plug, letting the oil escape into a drain pan. Remember to take out the oil filter as well. 

FYI, this process can get messy. Try to cover the engine and exhaust section with aluminum foil to protect against drippage. Once the oil is drained, install a new oil filter, put back again those parts you have removed, and using a funnel, refill the proper amount and type of motorcycle oil. Replace the oil fill cap too. And make sure you recycle the used oil at a bike shop. 

### Replace the Air Filter: 

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If the air filter is clogged and dirty, it can really hurt your bike’s performance. Air filter usually keeps out debris from the engine. Plus, it is not a really hard task to do yourself but it can be time-consuming. Sometimes the Air Filter is easily accessible but you may have to remove the gas tank to reach it. And once you reach the air box, take out and replace the air filter. Then repeat the process of reinstalling anything you removed. 

### Maintain the tire pressure and Track:

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Locate the valve stem on the inside of the wheel, remove the cap and press an air pressure gauge onto the valve stem to check the tire’s pressure. Compare the pressure with what it ought to be and if it is lower than what is specified then use an air compressor to fill the tire to the correct number of pounds per square inch (PSI). Don’t overinflate and if so let some air out. To see how your tread is doing, check the tire’s wear indicator which is a little knob located in the grooves of the tire. If, by any chance, the knob is at the same level as the rubber that meets the ground, replace it without any other thoughts- which is a job for a professional mechanic.

### Change the coolant:

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Coolant prevents your engine from overheating or freezing or getting corroded. Remove any necessary bodywork to gain access to the coolant drain bolt. Then place a drain pan under the engine and remove the bolt. Remove the radiator cap to make sure everything drains. Reinstall the drain bolt once everything is done. Using a funnel, refill the system with the appropriate amount of coolant. Reinstall any bodywork you’ve removed and before that put the radiator cap back on. Start the engine and warm it up a little bit before cutting ignition. Remove the radiator cap and check the coolant level, once the engine has cooled. If you feel the need to add more coolant or to reach the amount specified in the owners’ manual, then add more coolant. 


### Keep a clean chain:

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Usually bikes these days come with an O-ring chain and they require less cleaning than the old-styled chains. When the chain gets dirty, you would want to clean it or even at the mileage specified in the owner’s manual. Elevate the rear wheel of your bike and put the transmission in neutral allowing for free chain movement, whenever you are cleaning. Try to use a gentle brush to get grit and grime off the chain. Also, lubricate the chain and rotate the rear wheel as you apply specially formulated lube. 

These are some basic hacks to improve your motorcycle’s life and for better performance. 

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The future of automotive engineering lies in electric vehicles (EV). Auto experts are speculating that in the coming decade, there will be a mass transition from fossil-fuel based automobiles to electric cars, thanks to the considerable price drop and consciousness about the environment. Moreover, these cars have a low maintenance cost, safer to drive, and durable. Since the centre of gravity of EVs is lower than conventional automobiles, there are minimal chances of catching fire and explosion. Let us have a look at the top 10 electric vehicles in India.
 
1.   Mahindra E Verito
Mahindra E Verito is an appealing 5-seater, electric sedan priced between Rs 10.11 lakh to Rs 10.47 lakh. Similar to e20, the car runs solely on electricity and claims a range of 140 km. It gets powered by a three-phase 72V electric motor churning out 41bhp@3500rpm, and peak torque of 91Nm@3000rpm. The electric sedan also has a potential of cruising at 86 kmph. You can purchase this car in three variants- D2, D4, and D6. It may take up to 8 hours to attain full charge; however, if you settle for the top variant, then a quick charging option juices up the battery in barely 1 hour 45 minutes. E Verito also boasts of an extraordinary boot capacity of 510 litres and a ground clearance of 172 mm.

 
2.   Tata Tigor EV
Tata entered the world of electric vehicles with the launch of Tigor EV. The homegrown auto-giant showcased this sedan for the first time during 2018 Auto Expo. You can bring home this car in three trims - XE+, XM+ and XT+ and three attractive shades- Pearlescent White, Egyptian Blue and Roman Silver. The pricing of Tigor EV ranges between Rs 10.53 lakh to Rs 10.85 lakh. It gets powered by a 21.5 kWh battery pack, generating 40.23bhp@4500rpm maximum power, and a peak torque of 105Nm@2500rpm. Tata has also installed ABS and dual airbags as a standard so that the safety and security of riders never get compromised. The availability of ARAI certified range of 213km is an added advantage for incorporating this sedan in your fleet.
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3.   Mahindra e2o PLUS
Mahindra e2o PLUS is another affordable electric vehicle for environment crusaders. It comes at a starting price range of Rs 7.48 lakh (Ex-Showroom price). You can find several convenient features in this electric hatchback, including automatic climate control, digital instrument cluster, and smartphone integration. A 280 Ah lithium-ion battery powers the car, delivering 20.8 PS maximum power, and 70 Nm of peak torque. The power gets channelled to the wheels with the help of a direct drive gearbox, equipped with two forward modes. The premium P8 trim offers a driving range of 140km when it is fully charged.
 
4.   Tata Nexon EV
Nexon EV is another electric offering from Tata, after the Tigor EV. It is available in three variants- XM, XZ+ and XZ+ Lux, and a price range between Rs 13.99 lakh to Rs 15.99 lakh. The sub-four metre SUV comes with a boxy fascia and an upright stance. The design highlights include sweptback projector headlights with associated twin-LED DRLs, blue chrome highlights on the bumper, and attractive LED inserts in the taillights. Under the hood, you get a Tata’s new Ziptron electric powertrain. It churns out 127bhp maximum power and 245Nm peak torque. It can sprint from 0 to 100kmph in barely 9.9 seconds and offers an ARAI claimed range of 312km. The latest fast charging option helps in drawing up to 80% power in just one hour. 
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5.   MG ZS EV
If you are looking for an all-electric SUV with extraordinary performance, then look no further than MG ZS EV. The British carmaker has offered a signature MG look to the exterior, complete with the diamond-studded grille, sharp LED headlamps, silver roof rails, and sizeable LED tail lamps. Currently, the SUV is available in eleven cities in India, including Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune, Surat, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Chennai, and Cochin. The cabin looks premium with black faux leather seats, 6-way power-adjustable driver seat, a panoramic sunroof, and an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system. The infotainment system also has Android Auto and Apple CarPlay integration. The MG ZS EV gets powered by a 44.5kWh, liquid-cooled lithium-ion battery, offering up to 340km driving range.
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6.   Hyundai Kona Electric
Hyundai Kona Electric is one of the best EVs currently available in India. It comes with a price tag of Rs. 23.75 lakh to 23.94 lakh, and claims a driving range of 452 km. So, you can conveniently use this SUV for intra-city drives as well as weekend tours without any stress of recharging. It is available in two trims- Premium and Premium Dual-Tone, and five attractive shades. Powering the Kona Electric is a 9.2-kilowatt-hour, lithium-ion polymer battery, delivering 134bhp of power and 395Nm of torque. It can sprint from 0 to 100kmph in just 9.7 seconds and attains a top speed of 154kmph.
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7.   Tata Altroz EV
Tata showcased Altroz EV during the Auto Expo 2020, and it is the second long-range EV offering from the homegrown auto giant. Though auto enthusiasts could view the production model during the auto event, experts are speculating that by the end of 2020, Tata will introduce the car to the market. It remains based in the same powertrain as Nexon EV; so, it would not be wrong to expect a driving range of more than 300km from this appealing hatchback. Looks-wise, it borrows the style quotient from the already popular standard Altroz.
 
8.  Renault K-ZE
The Renault K-ZE is another superb EV that fits into everyone’s budget. The exterior of this hatchback mimics the Kwid, already in sale in India. Renault is planning to launch the K-ZE in the Indian market by 2022. It would remain based on the CMF-A/A+ platform, which also underpins Kwid and Triber. It gets powered by a 26.8kWh lithium-ion battery pack, and generates 44PS of power and 125Nm of torque. The hatchback demonstrates a driving range of 271km.
 
9.  Mahindra e-KUV100
Mahindra again showcased the e-KUV100 at the Auto Expo 2020 after a brief appearance during the Auto Expo 2018. Though the challenging market condition and the industrial slowdown in 2019 had deferred the launch of this hatchback, Mahindra is gearing up for introducing the EV in India at introductory pricing of 8.25 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). Under the hood, you get a 15.9kWh battery. It comes with a fast-charging option to juice up 80% of the battery in just one hour.
 
10.  Renault Zoe EV
Similar to the e-KUV100, Renault also showcased the Zoe EV during the Auto Expo 2018 and Auto Expo 2020. The top-spec variant of this EV will offer a fantastic range of 380km to 400km after fully charging its 52KWh battery pack. It delivers 134PS of max power and 245Nm of peak torque. Other advanced features in Zoe EV include cruise control, heated front seats and steering wheel, automatic climate control, and a 9.3-inch infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration.
 
So, these were the top 10 electric vehicles in India. Upgrade your fleet with the best offering according to your choices and budget

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Cheapest Scooters and bikes in India
 
Bikes and scooters have always been the most popular and fast-moving segment in the automobile industry. Especially after the lockdown, commuters of all ages prefer riding their personal two-wheelers to remain safe from the onslaught of the pandemic. However, in the current economic condition, it is better to book the entry-level automobiles to achieve maximum value for money. They also enjoy a high resale value and outstanding fuel efficiency. If you are looking for the best entry-level two-wheelers in India, then consider this specially curated list for easy commuting.  
 
1.   Avon E Lite
Avon E Lite is one of the most affordable eco-friendly electric scooters currently running on Indian roads. The 80kg scooter bears a price tag of Rs 28,000 (ex-showroom New Delhi). It gets powered by a BLDC 230W motor, which draws charge from a 48V 12AH, LA Sealed Maintenance Free Rechargeable battery. It takes about 4 to 8 hours to charge the scooter completely and offers a driving range of 50 Km/charge. You can attain a top speed of 24 kmph while commuting in this pocket-friendly two-wheeler.
 
2.  Ampere V48
Ampere V48 is another cost-efficient electric scooter, available in one variant and three shades- red, purple, and blue. Currently, it is available at Rs 34, 889 (ex-showroom New Delhi) through 150 dealerships in 14 states. Though the manufacturer has an R&D facility in Coimbatore, it sources its battery packs from Taiwan and China. Beating at the heart of the 84 kg commuter is a 250W BLDC motor. It can help you scale a top speed of only 25 kmph. The powertrain draws charge from a Sealed Lead Acid battery and offers a driving range of 45 km/charge. You may need 8 to 10 hours to charge the battery unit completely.
 
3.  Palatino Angel
Palatino Angel is a popular scooter among the youth thanks to its appealing design, tubeless tyres, halogen headlamp, and digital instrument console. It comes within a price tag of Rs 34,999 (ex-showroom New Delhi) and is available in only one variant. You can bring home the scooter in two attractive shades- green and white. Powering the Palatino Angel is a 250W BLDC motor with up to 60 km/charge driving range. It takes around 6 to 8 hours to attain a full charge in this commuter.

 
4.  Hero Electric Flash
If you are looking for a trendy electric scooter from a reputed automaker, then search no further than Hero Electric Flash. The 87 kg two-wheeler is available between a price range of Rs 39,990 to Rs 52,990 (ex-showroom New Delhi). It comes with an attractive front fascia dominated by a prominent headlamp and LED DRLs. The indicators remain integrated into the handlebar, and the manufacturers applied glossy paint and a digital information panel to captivate the interest of youth. A 250W BLDC hub motor powers the electric scooter to sprint at a top speed of 25 kmph. The mill draws charge from a 48-volt 20Ah battery, and provide a driving range of 65 km.
 
5.   TVS XL 100
TVS XL 100 is an extremely popular under-Rs 50000, BS6 compliant, fuel-injected moped. It is available in three variants- Comfort, Heavy Duty, and Heavy Duty i Touch Start. The 89 kg two-wheeler has captured the interest of riders thanks to its rugged looks and massive load-carrying capacity. It is available in 2 colours- blue and gold, and comes with a price range of Rs 39,990 to Rs 48,839 (ex-showroom New Delhi). Beating at the heart of XL 100 is an air-cooled, 99.7 single-cylinder motor, generating maximum power of 4.2 bhp @ 6,000 rpm, and a peak torque of 6.5 Nm @ 3,500 rpm. It remains equipped with a 4-litre fuel tank offering up to 220 km driving range.
 
6.   Honda CLIQ
Honda CLIQ is a convenient and practical scooter from the Japanese automaker’s stable. It comes with a price tag of Rs 45,329 to Rs 46,854 (ex-showroom New Delhi). The 110cc scooter is avail in two variants- Standard and Deluxe. It borrows its design from the Activa 4G and the mechanics from Navi. You get a motorcycle-like handlebar, 14-litres of storage, mobile charging socket, and a wide floorboard to place your luggage in this convenient scooter. Powering the Cliq is a 109.19cc air-cooled engine, delivering 8 bhp @ 7,000 rpm, and 8.94 Nm @ 5,500 rpm peak torque. You can sprint it at a top speed of 83 kmph and can expect a fuel efficiency of 60 kmpl.
 
7.   Bajaj CT 100
Bajaj CT 100 is another excellent 114kg bike with a decent ground clearance of 170 mm. It is available at a price range of Rs 45,669 to Rs 52,326 (ex-showroom New Delhi). You can purchase this daily commuter in two variants- KS Alloy and ES Alloy. The Pune based automaker has earned the acclamation of developing the ‘Most affordable motorcycle in India’ offering high fuel efficiency and minimal maintenance. It remains based on the same single-cradle frame as the Platina. Powering the bike is a BS6 compliant, 102cc single-cylinder motor, churning out 7.79 bhp @ 7,500 rpm and 8.34 Nm @ 5,500 rpm peak torque. You can achieve up to 89.5kmpl with this motorcycle.
 
8.   Bajaj Platina 100
Bajaj Platina 100 is a no-frills commuter with upgraded Comfortec technology for pleasurable driving dynamics. The 116 kg bike is available in three variants- KS Alloy, ES Drum, and ES Disc, and bears a price tag of Rs 50,464 to Rs 60,826 (ex-showroom New Delhi). It gets powered by an extremely frugal BS6-compliant 102cc, fuel-injected powertrain producing 7.79 bhp @ 7,500 rpm, and a peak torque of 8.3 Nm @ 5,500 rpm. You can expect a mileage of 77 kmpl while zooming across the city. 
 
9.   TVS Sport
TVS Sport is an excellent light-weight daily commuter with a frugal engine. The base variant (Kick Start Alloy) is available for a price tag of Rs 54,519, while the premium trim (Self Start Alloy) comes at Rs 60,177. You can bring home this bike in a range of attractive shades, including many dual colour tones. Though the manufacturer initially launched a 100cc version of the Sport, in April 2020, TVS made it BS6 compliant and included a 110cc motor. Beating at its heart is a single-cylinder, fuel-injected powertrain, generating 8.18 bhp @ 7,350 rpm, and 8.7 Nm @ 4,500 rpm peak torque. Users reported an average mileage of 75 kmpl with this motorcycle.
 
10.  TVS Scooty Pep Plus
TVS Scooty Pep Plus, introduced in 2003, is a favourite ride for young women. It comes with a price range of Rs 53,833 for the Standard variant, and Rs 55,172 for the Matte Edition. The 93 kg scooty showcases an apron mounted LED DRL, halogen headlamp, mobile charger socket, and an open glove box. Powering the scooty is a BS6 compliant, 87.8cc, air-cooled single-cylinder motor. It churns out 5.3 bhp @ 6,500 rpm, and 6.5 Nm @ 3,500 rpm. The Pep Plus demonstrates a riding range of 210 km, which is enough for daily commuting.
 
These were the top 10 most-affordable scooters and bikes in India. Visit your nearest dealer to bring home the best two-wheeler a2ccording to your need and budget.
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Top 10 latest launched SUVs in India
 
Since the last few decades, SUVs (Sports Utility Vehicle) are ruling the Indian automobile market, thanks to their incredible power, reliable engines, outstanding off-roading capabilities, pleasurable riding dynamics, enviable boot space, and impressive mileage. The year 2020 is no different, and this category of automobiles have captured the interest of buyers in both national and global markets. Check out the top 10 latest launched SUVs in India which you can add to your fleet without any doubts. 
 
1.   Kia Sonet
Kia Sonet, priced between Rs 6.72 lakh to Rs 12.89 lakh is one of the best offerings from the South Korean automaker’s stable. The sub-4 metre SUV is available in two trims- Tech Line and GT Line, and six variants- HTE, HTK, HTK+, HTX, HTX+ and GTX+ to fit everyone’s pocket. The front fascia looks appealing with the iconic ‘Tiger Nose’ grille, flanked on both sides by crown jewel LED headlamps and heart-shaped LED DRL’s. Under the hood, you get three types of motor options- an 83PS 1.2-litre petrol, a 120PS 1.0-litre turbo petrol, and a 1.5-litre diesel mill. The premium 1.5-litre diesel variant is available both in the manual as well as automatic transmission. Kia has also installed a 10.25-inch infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and a 7-speaker Bose sound system so that you never get bored during long drives. 
 
2.   MG Hector Plus
MG Hector Plus is a superb 6-seater SUV launched in July 2020 after showcasing the vehicle at the Auto Expo 2020. It is the third offering from Morris Garages (MG) in India after a highly successful stint with the MG Hector and the MG ZS EV. The price tag of this four-wheeler ranges between Rs 13.73 lakh to Rs 18.68 lakh (ex-showroom) and is available in four versions- Style, Super, Smart, and Sharp. The SUV also has three powertrain options- a 143PS 1.5-litre petrol motor, a 170PS 2.0-litre diesel oil burner, and a 143PS 1.5-litre hybrid mill. The feature-rich SUV remains equipped with a 10.4-inch infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, panoramic sunroof, climate control, and 7.0-inch full-colour instrument cluster.
 
3.   Hyundai Venue
While talking about the latest launched SUVs in India, it is challenging to go ahead without mentioning the name of Hyundai Venue. The South Korean auto-giant introduced this automobile in the India market in May 2019, and it immediately captured the attention of auto buyers thanks to its competitive pricing and enviable feature-list. Under the hood you get a BS-6 upgraded, 998cc, 3 Cylinders Inline, 1.0 l Kappa Turbo GDi motor in the premium trim, churning out 118 bhp @ 6000 rpm, and 172 Nm @ 1500 rpm of peak torque. A 7-speed automatic gearbox performs the transmission duties in this SUV. The diesel versions offer an impressive mileage of 23.4kmpl, while you can ride at 18.2kmpl with the petrol ones. The automobile also demonstrates a rich feature-list comprising of 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity, a wireless phone charger, six airbags, ABS with EBD, and rear parking sensors.
 
4.   Tata Harrier
Tata Harrier is also a strong contender, among the SUVs launched during 2019-2020. It is curranty available in eight variants: XE, XM, XT, XT+, XZ, XZ+, XMA, XZA and XZA+, including dual tone and automatic gearbox options. The pricing of the popular four-wheeler ranges between Rs 13.84 lakh and Rs 20.30 lakh (ex-showroom). It gets powered by a BS-6 compliant, Kryotec 2.0-litre turbocharged diesel motor, generating 167.67bhp@3750rpm, and 350Nm@1750-2500rpm peak torque. The power gets channelled to the wheels through a 6-speed automatic gearbox in higher trims. The presence of 425 litres boot space makes enough room available for carrying luggage during family trips. 
 
5.   Kia Seltos 2020
Kia has relaunched the Seltos 2020 with 10 new enviable features. Though the automaker has hiked the prices by Rs 30000, customers are not complaining thanks to the stunning exteriors and top-notch interiors. Kia has currently discontinued the GTK MT and GTX DCT variants. So, now you can select between HTE, HTK, HTK+, HTX, HTX+, GTX and GTX+ variants to upgrade your fleet. It gets powered by 1.4-litre turbocharged petrol mill, delivering 138 bhp @ 6000 rpm, and a peak torque of 242 Nm @ 1500 rpm in the GT line trims. The oil burner remains paired to 7-speed automatic gearbox for the premium driving experience.
 
6.   Mahindra Thar 2020
Mahindra Thar 2020 is expected to hit the Indian market on 2nd October 2020. The revamped SUV will come with an estimated price tag between Rs 12.00 lakh to 15.00 lakh. It will be available in three variants- AX, AX Optional and LX. The reincarnated model is aeons ahead in terms of design, performance, riding dynamics, and safety features. Roaring under the hood of Thar 2020 is a 2.0-litre, four-cylinder turbocharged petrol mill, generating 150bhp and 300Nm of torque. There is also a BS6-compliant, 2.2-litre diesel option available delivering 130bhp and 300Nm of torque. The 4X4 SUV demonstrates outstanding off-roading capabilities to manoeuvre across hilly tracks and potholed roads.
 
7.   Tata Gravitas
Tata is also planning to introduce its premium SUV- Gravitas on Indian roads in November 2020. The home-grown auto giant showcased this vehicle during the Auto Expo 2020, and auto-enthusiasts found it as a bigger version of Harrier with the third row of seats. You can expect a price range between Rs 18.00 lakh to 23.00 lakh for this top-notch SUV. The feature includes projector headlamps with LED DRLs, sunroof, 8.8-inch touchscreen infotainment with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity, automatic climate control, and a 9-speaker JBL sound system. It gets powered by a BS6-compliant 2.0-litre motor, which churns out 170PS and 350Nm.
 
8.   Hyundai Creta 2020
Since its inception, the Creta has been a runaway success for Hyundai registering about 10,000 units sales every month. It was even the highest selling SUV in India for quite some time. The reincarnated models of this SUV would cost between Rs 9.99 lakh and Rs 17.20 lakh, and boast a host of premium features, including a panoramic sunroof and a Bose audio system. The four-wheeler will come in five variants- E, EX, S, SX, and SX(O). The Premium trim will get powered by a BS-6 compliant, 1.4-litre turbo-petrol engine, churning out 140PS maximum power and 242Nm of peak torque.
 
9.   Mahindra XUV500 2020
According to the latest news from Dr Pawan Goenka- Managing Director of Mahindra, the XUV500 2020 will hit the Indian market at the beginning of 2021. The revamped SUV will portrait a more upright nose, restyled tailgate, panoramic sunroof, a 9-inch touchscreen infotainment system, and an all-digital instrument cluster. Under the hood, it will bear BS6-compliant 2.0-litre petrol or diesel motor. The power gets channelled to the wheels by a 6-speed manual or automatic gearboxes. 
 
10.    Jeep Compass
Jeep India has recently introduced a Compass Night Eagle Edition, with a price tag of Rs 20.14 lakh to Rs 23.31 lakh. It remains based on Longitude Plus variant and is available in four attractive shades- Exotica Red, Vocal White, Magnesio Grey, and Brilliant Black. Powering this SUV are 163PS 1.4-litre petrol engine and 170PS 2.0-litre diesel mills with exclusive 4x4 drivetrains. Since it boasts of exceptional off-roading capabilities, the manufacturer has implemented four airbags, rear parking sensors, ABS with EBD, and Traction Control System (TCS), so that the safety of riders never get compromised.
 
So, these were the top 10 latest launched SUVs in India. Head to your nearest showroom to test drive them and upgrade your fleet

Latest SUV's in India

***Nissan Magnite has over 30,000 confirmed bookings across the country. The SUV has managed to change the brand's fate in the country, despite the pandemic situation.***

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Nissan Motor, which was on the verge of collapse in the Indian market, has now made a comeback with its all-new SUV, the Magnite. Nissan Magnite has over 30,000 confirmed bookings across the country. The SUV has managed to change the brand's fate in the country, despite the pandemic situation. This is a huge change for a brand that could sell only 5,448 cars in the first eight months of the current fiscal. According to sources, the final number of bookings could be higher than 30,000. One of the reasons for the increasing popularity of the car is that the customers are seeing it as value for money, as the car offers benefits and features of its rivals at a lesser cost. The cost of Magnite is INR 4.99 lakh, which is far less than Hyundai Venue’s INR 6.75 lakh and the Maruti Suzuki Brezza’s INR 7.34 lakh ( in Delhi).

One of the key features of the car is its 360-degree camera, which is usually present only in the C-segment vehicles. It also has wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, which is usually not available at this price range. The car was in great demand on the last day of the introductory price offer of INR 4.99 Lakh. Magnite is estimated to be the most booked vehicle of 2020. The increased number of bookings could also lead to the car being sold out for 2021. If this happens, Nissan India will have to increase the production at its Chennai plant. To meet the demand, the company has resumed the production in 2021 and is focusing to beat its rival, Renault Kiger.

This has been a significant achievement for the brand which had to face multiple launch failures right from Datsun RediGo as well as Kicks. Magnite will start getting delivered from this month itself. The dispatches have been started from its Chennai plant. The car could reshape the future of the brand by grabbing the attention of local customers. Like the Sunny, Magnite has made a prominent appearance in the market and will decide the way the company moves ahead in the country. The success of this car will definitely make other brands re-consider the price-range of their products. The car has changed the way Indian customers measure the price range of cars, especially in the SUV segment. Magnite has made many other cars look overpriced. The future cars would need corrections in their price because of the benchmark that the car has set.

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***The Skoda Kushaq is expected to be in two variants, which are manual and automatic transmission options with a 1.0-litre turbo petrol engine. This will be the first product which is based on MQB A0 IN.***

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Skoda Auto has finally revealed the name of their upcoming mid-size car in SUV segment this Thursday, which will be the first product under the India 2.0 Project. It has been finally named as “Kushaq”. Kushaq is quite a unique name which was derived from a Sanskrit word that means King or Emperor. The new Kushaq signifies its 125 years of history and heritage. The Brand Director of Skoda Auto India, Zac Hollis said that Skoda Kushaq will come with a combination of peerless performance, customer’s safety, superior build quality, as well as, timeless design ideas. The mid-segment mini SUV will compete with cars like Kia Seltos, Tata Harrier, MG Hector, Hyundai Creta, along with a few other upcoming ones.

The Skoda Kushaq is expected to be in two variants, which are manual and automatic transmission options with a 1.0-litre turbo petrol engine. This will be the first product which is based on MQB A0 IN. This new platform MQB A0 IN is imitative of the Volkswagen Group MQB platform. This platform is being developed for growing markets, with India being the focus. This project will be mainly led by Skoda but will also be used by Volkswagen. This will be launched in the Indian market at competitive prices.

During Auto Expo 2020, Skoda Auto India disclosed the vision IN concept which is the latest design technology followed by Skoda globally. The images also showed L shaped LED tail lamps along with 17-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels. The 1.0-litre TSI engine is set to offer 110 hp power and 175 Nm Torque, whereas, there are chances that the higher versions could be powered by a 1.5-litre Turbo petrol engine which would provide 150 hp power and 250Nm of torque. 

The 1.0-litre petrol engine will have 6-speed manual gearbox and a 1.5-litre petrol engine will have 7 speed DSG Transmission. The price segment will range for Rs.10-16 lakhs which will be the top contender for the mid-range SUV that is available in the Indian market. Skoda has given importance to their customer’s safety with features like automatic climate control, multiple airbags. tyre pressure monitoring system, hill climb assist along with ABS and EBD etc. Kushaq has been focusing on its dimensions for customer comfort, which has been finally set as 4256mm long along with a height of 1589mm and a wheelbase of 2671mm.


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Rs.33.50 Lakh*

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