Maruti Suzuki Jimny news

The minimalist Gypsy made for a great army runabout, but modern SUVs can offer much better comfort and safety to our servicemen and women

The Jimny was first shown in India at the 2020 Auto Expo, which set expectations rolling that the small off-roader would be coming soon

We found a Jimny standing next to a old Thar and couldn’t help but make comparisons

It’s a slightly bare-bones package for those looking to buy the Jimny only for its off-road prowess

The highly anticipated model could reach Indian showrooms next year

This week, Skoda and Mahindra confirmed some upcoming launches like the Kushaq and Marazzo diesel-auto, respectively. Read ahead to know the main headlines from the past seven days. 

The Jimny is expected to launch in India in 2022 as a successor to the Gypsy

The Jimny we’re expecting in India will be longer and roomier than the three-door model, but it will still be a sub-4m offering

Most of the cars are sold in India too, however, with different nameplates.

The prototype spied still seemed in an early development stage as it did not sport any rear doors

Maruti’s playing the waiting game with the Jimny, so we decided to probe into the subject

India’s long automotive history has awarded some of these nameplates a legendary status!

The carmaker plans to export the off-roader to various international markets in Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East

We lost some models and variants while the launch timelines for a few others were announced

How does Mahindra’s second-gen Thar offering compare to the fourth-gen Suzuki Jimny?