Next-gen Audi Q7 leaks online: should you buy the ₹87.62 lakh SUV now or wait?
Leak images of the new Audi Q7 have surfaced, but with no confirmed specs, buyers eyeing today's ₹87.62–96.15 lakh flagship face a wait-or-buy call.
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Leak images of the new Audi Q7 have surfaced, but with no confirmed specs, buyers eyeing today's ₹87.62–96.15 lakh flagship face a wait-or-buy call.
India-made Defender 110 X-Dynamic HSE starts at ₹99 lakh, and buyers get more standard kit, not less. Deliveries from November 15.
A camouflaged test mule hints at a road-biased Defender variant on JLR's new EMA platform, with hybrid and EV options likely. No India date yet.
Audi locks in two big India launches, the A4-replacing A5 and the new top-end Q9 SUV.
A limited-run tribute to the 1973 2002 Turbo, with hand-painted stripes and xDrive AWD, but you book without knowing the price.
The second batch of Skoda's hot sedan is limited to 50 units, with deliveries next week. But the price jump is steep.
Limited-run commemorative badges land on the M2, M3, M4, M5 and, for the first time in India, the M5 Touring wagon.
A 1,000 Nm plug-in hybrid station wagon, sold only as a '100 Jahre Nurburgring' limited edition. India finally gets a fast BMW estate.
BMW has revealed the eighth-gen 3 Series globally with petrol, electric and a 2027 hybrid. In India, the previous-gen long-wheelbase 330Li/320Ld stays on sale. Buy now or wait?
Audi will bring its largest three-row SUV to India next year, slotting above the Q7 and Q8 to take on the BMW X7 and Mercedes GLS.
Bigger illuminated grille, upgraded MBUX Hyperscreen and a 603 bhp hybrid V8 promise more rear-seat luxury, but India's powertrain choice is still unclear.
Lexus brings its 2.5L strong hybrid ES to India, undercutting the plug decision that BMW, Audi and Mercedes force on buyers.
Limited-run G-Class adds serious off-road hardware for ₹6 lakh over the standard AMG G 63.
Global facelift doubles the plug-in hybrid battery to 41.2kWh, but India-spec cars (₹70.90L/₹98.80L) get none of it, for now.
BMW brings back the entry diesel 3 Series, undercutting the Luxury Line by ₹5.40 lakh.
Subtle LED refresh, latest MBUX and wireless phone mirroring, but the petrol now costs ₹1.30 lakh more than before.
The diesel G-Class returns to India as the cheapest way into a G-Wagen, but the first batch is capped at just 50 cars.
The most powerful Defender ever mixes supercar pace with real off-road hardware, and undercuts the Lamborghini Urus by ₹1.59 crore.
The 443 bhp inline-six mild-hybrid grand tourer slots between the BMW M2 and M4 on price, and it's the only one here with all-wheel drive.
BMW India has launched the facelifted 7 Series and i7 on 11 September 2026. The 740 M Sport is Rs 1.95 crore with 394 bhp, the i7 moves to a 112.5 kWh battery and up to 728 km WLTP, and the 740d diesel has been dropped.
Second batch of just 50 units carries a steep 13.4% price hike over the November 2025 launch price, with no change to the 261 bhp engine.
Third-gen Audi Q3 gets a fresh cabin, 2.0 turbo-petrol and Quattro AWD; bookings open, price coming next month.
India's first long-wheelbase X1 packs 109 mm more rear kneeroom and a 540L boot, but drops the diesel option.
Bookings reopen at ₹49.99 lakh, but existing 2025 waitlisters get first dibs
Skoda's flagship sedan returns as a diesel import, the only premium diesel sedan you can buy in India.
The luxury brand has future-proofed its full petrol line-up for a 25% ethanol blend that pumps don't even sell yet.
EV sales doubled in H1 2026, but the petrol/diesel C-Class remains the volume backbone, good news for buyers eyeing the C 220d or C 200.
India's top luxury carmaker says newer cars are ready, but older ones need time and multiple fuel grades at pumps.
This is a Kerala-specific on-road figure, not a factory price hike. Here's the real cost, and how it stacks up against the M440i.
Three S-Class sedans will cross India's highest pass and monsoon traffic as part of the brand's 140th anniversary road trip. No new model, no policy impact, just public endurance theatre for a ₹1.7–2.3 Cr flagship.
Fifth-generation luxury SUV adopts Neue Klasse design, drops standard wheelbase for Indian market; iX5 electric variant in pipeline.
BMW India raises prices up to 2% on all models—2 Series to XM, iX1 to i7—from July 1, 2026, citing rupee depreciation and logistics costs; hike ranges ₹90,000–₹5 lakh depending on model.
BMW relaunches the X6 in India as the ₹1.78 crore M60i xDrive only—530 bhp 4.4L V8, 0–100 in 4.3s, M suspension, and full luxury kit as a CBU.
BMW prepares to announce prices for the M440i Convertible in India this month, offering a niche performance lifestyle option with a 369bhp turbo-petrol engine and mild-hybrid technology.
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