Top India Car News Kia Sonet Tata Nexon XM S Tata Harrier XT Next-gen Rolls-Royce Ghost And 2021 Mercedes-Benz S-Class

The past week was a busy one for the Indian automotive industry with new variants being added to two Tata models, as well as a launch date getting confirmed. Global markets had a couple of cars getting extensive generational updates. Here's more on what went down:

Kia Sonet Gets A Launch Date

Kia Motors' upcoming Sonet sub-4m SUV is just around the corner as the carmaker has announced a launch date. Kia's third model in the country after the to know when it'll be reaching Indian showrooms.

Tata Nexon XM (S) Launch

Tata Motors has continued its habit of trickling down the electric sunroof to lower variants of the Nexon with the launch of the XM (S) variant. This makes it the most affordable car in India to get a sunroof. Not only it retains all the bits from the XM variant it is based on, it also gets additional kit. To know more about how much you'll have to shell out, head .

Tata Harrier XT+ Launch

Another Tata model to get an additional variant is the Harrier with the launch of the XT+ variant. Like it was the case of Nexon, the panoramic sunroof from the top spec variants has tricked down to the XT variant trim. It gets all the bits from the XT variant but still misses out on some niceties from higher end variants. Head for more details.

Second Generation Rolls-Royce Makes Global Debut

Rolls-Royce's first generation update to the Ghost sedan is finally here. The new Ghost features a sleeker design evolution, a boatload of modern creature comforts, a V12 engine and more. Head to know more about what's new.

2021 Mercedes-Benz S-Class Officially Unveiled

Another global model that got a generation update is the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. We can say that the upgrades are comprehensive with sharper exteriors, a multiplex-like cabin, autonomous driving tech, mild-hybrid engines and so much more. To know more on Mercedes-Benz' latest iteration of its luxury barge, head .

Bonus

4th -Gen Honda City Soldiers On

With the latest-generation Honda City already launched in India, Honda assured us that its predecessor would live on for a little longer. And it has lived on with a price cut and a variant rejig. Head to know what's changed for the older City.

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