Tata Punch news

Few were launched at the Auto Expo itself, while the rest from manufacturers like Tata and Maruti reached showrooms later in the year.

Some of the most searched comparisons were between cars of different segments, but the same brand, and nearly all of them included SUVs

In 2024, we expect Tata to launch at least three all-new electric SUVs

Apart from the unveiling of the facelifted Sonet, the last week also witnessed some major safety news

Along with a sunroof, two cars in the list also offer a practical boot space of more than 200 litres

The list dominated by Maruti models as the carmaker offers the highest number of CNG options in the country

The Hyundai Exter has a waiting period of 3 to 8 months while the Tata Punch can be driven home within a month to about 3 months’ time

These cars will give you the space and practicalities of their respective body types, but it doesn’t mean they are better equipped than their rivals

The Global NCAP will continue to offer support and the technical know-how to the Bharat NCAP authorities

The Punch EV will be the first electric model to be based on car underpinned by Tata’s ALFA (agile light flexible advanced) architecture

The recently introduced Hyundai Exter is experiencing higher wait times than the already popular Tata Punch

While this list appears to be filled with hatchbacks and a couple of micro SUVs, there are a few oddballs in the form of a sub-4m sedan, a subcompact SUV and even a crossover SUV

The past week has witnessed new updates on upcoming products, along with an updated CNG lineup from Tata

These cars offer enough ground clearance to tackle most types of terrain and urban hurdles

The Hyundai Exter, the newest micro SUV on the block, sure has a lot of attention-grabbing details but are they enough to draw your eyes away from its striking rival, the Tata Punch?