Datsun GO Cross

Highlights

June 13, 2016: Due to the tremendous response received in this year’s Expo, Datsun has fast-tracked the launch of GO Cross compact SUV to 2017. Borrowing the same GO+ MPV’s platform, the company is looking to further bring down the costs of the platform by industrialising some of its parts locally. The GO Cross looks very different compared to the cars in Datsun’s India lineup with a prominent nose, LED lights, sporty roof rails, heavy cladding, etc. The GO Cross price is expected to start from somewhere around Rs 4.4 – 4.6 lakh.

 

 

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Bajaj RE60

Highlights

January 20, 2016: Bajaj Qute RE60 has been caught testing once again. The new spyshots comes from the Jaipur city of Rajasthan where two Blue and Red colored Qute were spied undergoing test runs. The four-wheeler quadricycle is still awaiting its launch as Supreme Court order for selling the vehicle is still pending. The vehicle will be exported to 16 overseas markets across the world with Turkey being the first market in the list. Bajaj Qute works on a 217cc single cylinder engine that makes 13.5PS and 19.6Nm of torque. The vehicle is able to deliver mileage of 36kmpl.

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Nissan X-Trail

Highlights

December 14, 2016: Nissan has unveiled the mid-life updated version of the current generation X-Trail in the USA. The Japanese automaker is most likely to launch this facelifted version in India, instead of the pre-facelift model showcased at the 2016 Indian Auto Expo. The SUV has received several aesthetic changes inside-out, but mostly to its exterior. Mechanically it remained unaltered, Nissan will only launch the hybrid version of the SUV in India. It is powered by a 2.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine coupled to an electric motor and the powertrain is mated to a CVT (continuously variable transmission) automatic. It will have features such as Around View Monitor, Active Engine Braking, Active Trace Control, Active Ride Control, Hill Start Assist, Active Brake Limited Slip and Vehicle Dynamic Control.

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Suzuki Swift (June 2017)

The fourth-generation Swift hatchback is both smaller and lighter than the Baleno, with which it shares its engines. It has a more grown-up appearance on the outside, but interior space is very close to today’s Swift in order to avoid encroaching on the Baleno’s turf. Handling has also been greatly improved, with Suzuki attempting to match the Ford Fiesta, the class-leader in that regard. The new Swift will cost from £10,999.

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Seat Ibiza (June 2017)

The current Ibiza remains Seat's best-selling model in the UK. Its replacement's styling looks similar to that of its bigger sibling, the Leon, plus it's slightly bigger than today's car, with a plusher interior. Power will come from new four-cylinder turbocharged petrol and diesel engines, which give better performance and fuel efficiency.

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