The Tata Tiago XTA with AMT will cost Rs 46,500 less than the top-of-the-line XZA trim, but will also loses out on some features to afford the price cut.

The reforms have come when a large number of flat buyers have been left in the lurch, especially in Delhi-NCR due to delay in deliveries amid developers citing fund crunch.

With Maruti Suzuki launching Ciaz S ahead of the launch of the 2017 Hyundai Verna is set to stir things up in the mid-size sedan segment in India.

Out of the ten best-selling cars last month, seven are manufactured by Maruti Suzuki, whereas the remaining three cars are from Hyundai.

Hyundai Motor India today unveiled the all new version of its mid-sized sedan, Verna which is slated to be launched later this month.

Hyundai, the South Korean automobile giant will launch its much awaited 2017 Verna next month. Although, Hyundai has not officially started accepted booking, a few dealers have started accepting bookings for the new car for Rs 25,000.

What went wrong? Honda was a company with strong brand equity, known for its attention to quality and stylish, technology-driven products which enabled it to command a premium over competitors. How did it fritter away the early goodwill? Can it make a comeback?

Car buyers never had it this good with a discounts wave sweeping across the auto market ahead of the GST roll out from next month.

South Korean automaker Hyundai Motors upped the ante in the highly competitive sub-4-metre sedan market with its pepped-up Xcent, featuring some sporty design cues and a bigger diesel engine.

Japanese car-maker Honda is all set to launch a new version of its most selling sedan in the country. The company has commenced bookings for the new version of its mid-sized sedan City which will be launched on February 14.

In an effort to rev up the somnolent executive sedan segment, South Korean carmaker Hyundai has introduced the sixth generation of its Elantra sedan in the Indian market at a starting price of Rs 12.99 lakh.

ew cars always interest me - Redi-Go was launched less than a month ago - so I perked up. It looked rather nice, but in an odd sort of way.

Government on Friday exhorted the country's second largest car maker, Hyundai Motor India, to set up its third manufacturing plant here without hesitation as steps are being taken by the Centre to improve business environment and push manufacturing.

Hyundai plans to launch 2-3 new models every year till 2020 and eyes 1% growth in its market share each year during the period.

\"The sedan will be available in both diesel and petrol options. The petrol variant is priced in a range of Rs 14.13 lakh and Rs 16.45 lakh\", the company said.

The i20 Active will compete with the likes of Toyota Etios Cross, Volkswagen Cross Polo and Fiat Avventura, which are priced in range of Rs 6.23 lakh and Rs 8.5 lakh, respectively.

Of all the MNCs that entered the Indian car market in the last 20 years, only Hyundai has cracked it. But it is still a long way away from catching up with Maruti.

The year 2014 has been rewarding for car makers after a lull in 2013.

The petrol variants of the sedan are priced between Rs 6.99 lakh and Rs 9.34 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).

The mid-sized sedan will be available in petrol and diesel fuel options powered by 1.4 litre and 1.3 litre engines respectively.