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The Maruti Grand Vitara is catching up as it also crossed the 10,000 monthly units mark, well clear of the Kia Seltos

Hyundai and Kia made headlines again this week, while Citroen's hatchback and Toyota's premium pickup truck both saw price revisions

Defence personnel can now have the Carens, Seltos, Sonet, or Carnival at almost their ex-showroom prices

Overall, the compact SUV segment saw a drop in demand when compared with January 2023, with only three SUVs registering month-on-month (MoM) growth

The past week’s updates majorly related to Hyundai cars while we also got a fresh set of spy shots of the 2024 Tata Nexon

A majority of the updates fall under the safety department, the most important one being the introduction of the three-point seatbelt for the rear middle passenger

This engine’s output is rated at an impressive 160PS in the Hyundai Alcazar

The diesel-manual combo will be replaced by the six-speed iMT (clutchless manual) option presently found on the turbo-petrol variants of the Sonet

The last week was packed with new launches and unveilings, as well as a few spy images of upcoming models.

The artificial intelligence program has considered factors like performance, features, efficiency, and even resale value!

The monthly demand for the Maruti Grand Vitara grew the most but stays behind the Mahindra Scorpio duo

While models like Creta and Seltos could take some months to arrive, Taigun is readily available on most cities

The price hike is applicable to all models save for the Carnival, which is still priced from Rs 30.99 lakh onwards

Only two SUVs saw positive sales growth while the segment witnessed a 10 per cent drop in month-on-month sales

Four models registered monthly sales of over 15,000 units, while only one car managed to cross the 20,000 unit-sales mark