Indian Motor News

  The German automobile manufacturer Volkswagen has revealed its mid-size sedan Virtus in India. This sedan will replace the Volkswagen Vento which was one of their best-selling cars in India. The Volkswagen Virtus will compete with Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, Hyundai Verna and the segment leader Honda City. The Volkswagen Virtus is built locally at the Chakan plant in India and will be exported to more than 25 countries. The Virtus will be launching in May and its booking has already started at the dealerships. The car will be powered by a BS6-compliant 1.0-litre and 1.5-litre petrol engines with no diesel option available. Volkswagen Virtus Design The sedan looks elegant from all angles. The sharp crossectional lines on the hood make it look premium and sporty at the same time. The rectangular-shaped headlights, dual-tone bumpers and blacked-out ORVMs succeed in maintaining the sporty spirit of the Virtus. The top GT variant will have the GT badging on the front & rear, and wil...

The German automobile maker Audi has finally launched the facelift version of its flagship SUV in India the Audi Q7 almost after two years that was discontinued due to updated emission norms. The SUV is now powered by a TFSI turbo-petrol engine and it’s the only engine option available. The Audi Q7 has always been extremely popular amongst its segment. The Audi has done a great job in this facelifted version in terms of styling, features and comfort. Let us see how this SUV will carry forward its fame and can compete with its rivals. Exterior The new Chunky bumpers and the vertical chrome elements into the front grill and a sleek chrome lining at the rear make the SUV look wider. The redesigned Matrix LED headlights with daytime running lights and the rear tail lamps do enhance the overall poshness of the SUV. The SUV sits high on 19-inch alloy wheels in India, while a bigger size alloy option is available globally and can be soon available in the Indian market as well....