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Most Awaited Upcoming Scooters in India Here is the list of upcoming new scooters in India in the next two years along with their tentative launch date, price & specs Before bikes captured the Indian two-wheeler market completely, people used scooters for their daily commuting. The chunky two wheelers with conventional design and dated styling were soon overpowered by the sporty bikes with muscular looks and chiselled body. However, the era of scooters returned with the gearless models in the early 2000s. Attributed to contemporary styling, impressive mileage and CVT transmission, scooters are back in demand and account for a massive share in the total sales in the two-wheeler market. In the recent past, India has witnessed foray of several known brands in the scooter segment, and has seen launch of an array of models. Here we bring you the complete list of upcoming scooters in India in 2019 and 2020. April ia storm 125 Italiatwo-wheeler automaker, Aprili...

Hyundai will be launching two more cars this year, two new cars next year and a sub-compact SUV in 2019 It's fair to say that Hyundai has been largely successful in the Indian market. Not just in terms of volume but also in terms of technology, Hyundai has been consistently raising its game. For the next two years, it will introduce some world-renowned as well as brand new, India-specific cars in the country. What's better is that these cars will be spread across the brand's entire portfolio. Hence, there will be something for everyone. Two new cars have been lined up for both 2017 and 2018, including a new entry-level hatch and possibly a new brand flagship. Also, there is an all-new SUV for 2019. 2017 Hyundai Xcent Facelift This year, Hyundai has already introduced the Grand i10 facelift and they have two more cars to offer. The Grand i10 facelift got minor updates on the outside and major equipment/mechanical tweaks. Now, it's The Hyundai Xcent faceli...

New versions of the Rolls-Royce phantom  don’t appear often, so the company can be forgiven for making what the British would describe as a bit of a fuss when they do. The original Phantom was introduced in 1925, and Rolls claims that makes it the longest-lived model name in automotive history. In truth, there have been some lengthy gaps between a few of the generations, but this new eighth generation is directly replacing the current car, which was the first BMW-developed Rolls-Royce. This, we remind you, is a car for people who regard the Bentley Mulsanne as too common. Despite looking familiar, this Phantom is nearly entirely new. It sits on Rolls-Royce’s new aluminum spaceframe platform, officially dubbed the Architecture of Luxury, which will go on to underpin all of the company’s forthcoming models, including the Project Cullinan SUV . The 140-inch wheelbase is slightly smaller than the previous car’s, and the overall length of 227.2 inches actually has ...