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The list is a mixed bag of mass-market and luxury models while the expected launches include a CNG trio from two popular carmakers as well

These CNG cars get two CNG cylinders, positioned in a way to minimise the loss of boot space

They are essentially small hatchbacks but are they capable enough to be called an SUV? Let’s find out

Facelifts, a micro SUV, CNG models, crossovers, and a 7-seater MPV! All are expected in 2023.

The CNG space will offer a lot more choices with new entrants across segments.

With some star launches and epic reviews during the year, these are the videos that piqued our viewers’ interest the most

The carmaker will also display its new tech features and cleaner alternative fuel options

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

The company’s EVs are not affected by the price increment

Many cars in this list would have cost well under the budget of 10 lakh rupees not that long ago

While the average waiting period for most cars is three months, the EVs can take over a year to arrive

Tata shared plans for Nexon, Altroz and Punch to soon get CNG variants.

Two Maruti cars regain their top positions after several months

The Indian carmaker currently has the Tiago and Tigor with the alternative fuel option

Toyota Glanza will soon get CNG variants and rear seatbelt reminders to become standard in all cars
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