Tata will be launching the Sierra SUV in both the ICE and EV forms, with the EV version launching first by the festive season with ICE version by end of this year. Tata showcased the pre-production model at the auto expo showing the bold rugged look the SUV once it goes into production. The EV won’t differ much, but could get new bumper design same as Harrier.ev, new alloy wheels, ev bits styling, etc. Interiors will see 12.3-inch triple screen setup, more legroom in the rear row, and more premium interiors over other Tata models.
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One of the most anticipated launches is the return of the Renault Duster. Initially planned for 2025, the launch has now been pushed to 2026. The third-generation Duster, which debuted globally last year, will mark the revival of the iconic SUV in India after a four-year hiatus. Production is set to commence by September 2025, with the launch expected in early 2026. Renault will initially launch the SUV in just Petrol only, strong hybrids and CNG variant will be launched within 12 months. Expect the SUV to have features such as front ventilated seats, 10.1-inch Infotainment, ADAS, AWD, and much more
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Kia will soon introduce the next-generation Seltos in India bringing in a whole lot of new design for both the exterior and the interior. It’ll get Kia Telluride [sold internationally] inspired design and interiors that will look similar to the Syros but will have new features such as heated seats, co-driver powered seat, 30-inch Trinity Panoramic display, rear ventilated seats and so much more. Kia is expected to debut the new-generation SUV by end of this year with launch sometime in 2026.
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Toyota’s version of Maruti Suzuki’s eVitara is expected to launch before the end of this financial year, i.e. March 2026. While Exteriors look changes is restricted towards the front fascia, alloy wheels, and the rear profile, the interiors will look exactly the same as eVitara, only change will be the logo. Features-wise, it’ll be the same too like – Ventilated Seats, Powered Driver Seat, Dual 10-inch displays, big-size single-pane sunroof, ADAS, and so on. It’ll compete with the likes of Mahindra BE 6, Tata Curvv EV, Hyundai Creta EV, and MG ZS EV.
Battery Pack will be the same as eVitara: