Volkswagen Virtus news

Skoda introduced the "Lava Blue" colour as a special edition on the Slavia, whilst Volkswagen offers it as a regular colour choice on the Virtus

Unlike the Verna, the Slavia and Virtus feature active cylinder deactivation technology for increased fuel efficiency. Can this help them win?

MG took the wraps off its much awaited Comet EV, while Tata opened orders books for the Altroz CNG and Volkswagen showcased its refreshed GT Lineup range.

The sedan will also get new colour options while the performance-oriented GT Plus variant will get more affordable in a couple of months

Let’s see how the safest cars of India go up against one of the most popular cars of India, in terms of safety rating

April began with discontinuation of several models, while we also witnessed some price hikes and got some fresh crash test results

The sedans have scored five stars in both adult and child occupants’ protection

The turbocharged engines offer benefits of increased power and torque, and better fuel economy too

With the generation upgrade, Hyundai’s compact sedan has become more premium than ever

While Virtus gets a new feature, Taigun gets a feature from the top-spec variants added to the mid-spec ones

The segment no longer has any diesel offerings, while Honda’s pricey hybrid sedan is the most frugal

The automatic variants are more expensive to maintain than the manual ones, but by a smaller margin than you might expect

The new Verna will be bigger, more premium and powerful than the current iteration of the sedan

Currently, the Slavia and Virtus are the most powerful sedans in their segment, with peak power figures of up to 150PS

While Virtus and Taigun get discounts on both MY22 and MY23 models, the Tiguan comes only with benefits on the former