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After Maruti and Tata, Kia is the third manufacturer in India to announce price hikes from the upcoming financial year

In February 2025, only the Tata Curvv and MG Astor recorded a positive MoM (month-on-month) growth

While multiple carmakers are offering the panoramic sunroof on lower variants of their cars, Kia Syros is the most affordable offering in the list with this feature

The list not only consists of sedans that offer superior boot space but SUVs as well, including the newest Mahindra BE 6

While model-year updates and special editions made up most of the launches, premium brands brought in a few fresh models as well

Both iterations of the SUVs come with a matte paint theme and a lot of black elements inside-out. We take a look at the design differences between the two rivals

Apart from new launches from BYD and Audi, we also got an update on Tesla’s entry into the India market

Hyundai Creta hit record sales figures in January 2025, followed by the Maruti Grand Vitara and Kia Seltos, whose month-on-month (MoM) growth went past 100 percent

Models from Honda and Skoda are readily available in select major cities, but you may need to wait until mid-year to get home a Toyota SUV

The Kia Syros in the top-spec diesel automatic spec is Rs 51,000 more affordable than similarly priced mid-spec HTX (O) diesel manual variant of the Kia Seltos

Kia and Skoda disclosed claimed fuel-efficiency figures for their recently launched sub-4m offerings, and this week also saw price hikes of some existing models

The diesel iMT variants of all three cars and the Gravity editions of Sonet and Seltos have been discontinued

Toyota Hyryder will make you wait up to 10 months, while Honda Elevate is available immediately in some cities

From bigger displays and digital AC control panel to rear adjustable and ventilated seats, here are the features Syros gets over both Sonet and Seltos

The Kia Syros offers more convenience features and extra boot space compared to the Sonet and Seltos