Volkswagen Virtus news

The first week of July witnessed two highly awaited product introductions from Maruti and Kia, while Honda also opened its order books for the upcoming compact SUV in India.

The month-long service camp has already begun on July 1, under which trained technicians will conduct a 40-point vehicle inspection for free

The Volkswagen Virtus’s DCT option gets Rs 2.37 lakh more affordable

All four models have some benefits of their own, but let’s find out which one offers the better combination of space, practicality and comfort to its passengers

Aside from new launches and unveils, we saw a spy shot debut of a new Mahindra electric SUV

The sedan’s 150PS engine gets more affordable and more engaging, while the new colour will be available for a limited period

Apart from new updates, the past week also saw Tesla renewing its urge to enter Indian market

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