The Indian automotive industry has been growing with many national as well as international manufacturers selling their products. Currently the fourth largest in the world, Indian consumers now have the freedom to choose from a varied range. Some new cars that will be introduced in the upcoming year are listed below.
Country of Origin: India
Tata
Facelifted versions of the Tata Safari and Harrier are expected to be available by 2023. New EVs such as the Altroz EV are anticipated to be released to broaden the brand’s selection of affordable electric vehicles (EVs) and provide consumers with more choices. Even the Harrier EV is expected to be launched somewhere by the middle of 2023.
Mahindra
With serious EV-related plans, Mahindra has a formidable base with the introduction of the BE concepts. The electric version of the XUV700, the XUV.e8 is something to look forward to. The Thar 5-door is anticipated to arrive along with a cheaper 8-seater Bolero Neo Plus.
Maruti Suzuki
Prepping to introduce a new SUV in every segment, Maruti Suzuki plans to introduce Baleno Cross as a new coupe-like SUV. The new-generation Swift with a new 1.4-litre turbo-petrol engine for its Sportz version might debut as well. The Jimny 5-door is another much-anticipated product from the automaker.
Force
Force has high expectations from Gurkha 5-door – practical and offering more space and the new Trax – for an off-road commute in outlying places.
Country of Origin: Japanese
Honda
RS SUV, the new compact SUV, to compete with Venue and Nexon, may be launched with both gasoline and diesel engine options. It is believed that Honda would unveil at least one SUV in 2023.
Nissan
The Kicks might receive a facelift besides a potential 7-seater Magnite for India. Nissan was seen testing Arkana and Koleos to enter the C- and D-segment SUV markets.
Toyota
Following an extended rebadging process, Toyota has now made the Urban Cruiser HyRyder available. Another brand-new Innova Hybrid will be available by 2023.
Country of Origin: South Korea
Hyundai
Hyundai is planning to enter the C-SUV segment with the facelifted Creta and the MPV segment with its Stargazer model. Customers can look forward to the Ioniq 5 EV and the new Verna generation, as well
Kia
The carmaker is expected to launch a facelifted Seltos, against stiff competition from Maruti Grand Vitara and Toyota Hyryder.
Country of Origin: Germany
Skoda
The Czech automaker Skoda has plans to enter the high-end EV market, the Enyaq EV, which has a price tag of about Rs 60 lakh (ex-showroom).
Volkswagen
The ID.4 and its speedier version ID.4 GTX will be launched to compete with the likes of the Kia EV6 and Volvo XC40 Recharge.
Country of Origin: France
Citroen
The French automaker has established a foothold with its SUVs. With plans to enter India’s MPV market, Citroen is eager to release a brand-new, priced MPV packed with functionality and room. Apart from this, the C3 will receive full electrification and be tagged as a C3 EV.
Country of Origin: Great Britain
MG
MG might launch the E230 mini-EV. New Gen Hector will soon be available, and MG will exhibit Wuling’s Air EV – a small, electric 2-door hatchback in 2023.
Country of Origin: The United States
Jeep
Jeep needs to launch affordable SUVs to compete with brands like Creta in India. This year saw the debut of a brand-new compact SUV called The Avenger.