The country's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) reported 17.8 per cent increase in sales in December at 1,46,480 units as against 1,24,375 units in December 2019

Domestic sales were up 24.89 per cent at 47,400 units, the company's highest ever in a month, as against 37,953 units in the same month last year, the company said in a statement

Maruti's decision to quit making diesel cars has left Baleno with just 1.2 litre petrol engine and it is a weakness Hyundai is trying to exploit. New i20 comes with a standard naturally aspirated 1.2 litre petrol engine as also a performance oriented turbocharged 1.0 litre petrol engine alongside a 1.5 litre diesel motor

Manufacturers such as Maruti Suzuki, Honda, Hyundai, Tata Motors, Renault and Mahindra are offering attractive discounts on their car variants to woo customers. As people plan big-ticket purchases around this time, car buyers also align their shopping goals with this festive timeline

Hyundai is second-largest PV player after Maruti that has seen its sales grow month after month since May after the nationwide lockdown ended

With intermittent lockdowns continuing across various parts of the country and challenges remaining in terms of supply chain and availability of skilled labour, Hyundai remains guarded in its optimism regarding the festive season

Domestic sales last month were at 38,200 units as against 39,010 units in July 2019, down by 2 per cent

The last time Maruti posted growth in a month was at the start of the year (January 2020) when sales grew 0.1 percent over January 2019

First launched in 1998, the City has been a bread and butter product for Honda in India and a segment leader for most of its over two-decade lifespan

The Honda City 2020 is expected to refresh the competition in its market segment. The car has been available for pre-order for over a month now. It can be booked on Honda's official website with an upfront payment of just Rs 5,000

Hyundai Motor has launched the second-generation version of its best selling SUV Creta at Rs 9.99-17.20 lakh (ex-showroom). Creta has been a runaway success for the company since its launch in July 2015

With no bonafide SUV in its product pipeline, the sedan City that has been a mainstay for Japanese carmaker Honda in India for well over two decades is crucial for its fortunes

Hyundai Motor India's new-gen Creta is likely to play an important role in the company's progress moving forwards after the COVID-19 crisis

Auto industry is expected to bounce back as lockdown norms are eased and domestic consumption steadily recovers; green shoots are already visible as tractor sales remain untouched by the prevalent gloom of coronavirus

Coronavirus crisis: Czech car maker Skoda Auto India launched three cars in one go on Tuesday including an all new mid size SUV Karoq priced at Rs 24.99 lakh

After the Rs 20 lakh crore Atma Nirbhar Bharat stimulus pacakage largely ignored the auto industry, the sector is now expecting some relief by way of GST reduction and scrappage policy

New Verna comes in 11 variants with a starting price of Rs 9.3 lakh that goes up to Rs 15.1 lakh. Sedan is offered with a 1.5 litre petrol, 1.5 litre diesel and a new 1.0 litre turbocharged petrol engine that is already offered with Hyundai's other small sedan Aura and the i10 Nios hatchback

Classic 350 is the first bike under the Eicher Motors backed motorcycle maker's UCE (United Construction Engine) platform to switch to BS6 emission norms which came into effect on April 1, 2020

The exterior now has a new signature-style cascading chrome grille, new LED lamps and integrated LED DRLS

The overwhelming presence of world's largest electric vehicle market China, will also see a smattering of small and big electric cars including the cute looking Great Wall Ora R1 that has a range of 300 kilometer on a single charge