New Range Rover (January 27) - The new Range Rover gets three engine options, three seating configurations, and two wheelbase options.

BMW M4 Competition (February 10) - The M4 only comes in the 510hp Competition guise with all the bells and whistles on offer.

Honda City Hybrid (May 4) - Adding to its petrol and diesel engine, the City also gained a strong-hybrid powertrain.

Tata Nexon EV Max (May 11) - Along with a few new features the Nexon EV got a battery boost taking range upto 437km (ARAI-certified).

Jeep Meridian (May 19) - The diesel-only Meridian is the seven seat SUV based on the Compass platform.

BMW i4 (May 26) - BMW’s second EV offering launched at a very attractive Rs 69.90 lakh with a range of 590km. (WLTP)

Kia EV6 (June 02) - The EV6 is the only electric vehicle in Kia India’s portfolio and comes in two variants.

VW Virtus (June 9) - Sister car to the Slavia, the Virtus also offers two petrol engines and three gearboxes.

Maruti Suzuki Brezza (June 30) - The Brezza gets a massive update and becomes the first Maruti Suzuki to offer a sunroof.

Mahindra Scorpio Classic (August 19) - The original Scorpio got a new name and also a new engine and suspension improvements.

Ferrari 296 GTB (August 26) - The 296 GTB hybrid replaces the F8 Tributo as the mid-engined supercar in Ferrari’s line-up.

Tata Tiago EV (September 28) - Launched at Rs it became the most affordable electric car in India.

Mercedes-Benz EQB (December 02) - The EQB launched as the brand’s third EV in India after the EQC and the EQS.

Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato (December 09) - The off-road-ready supercar gets raised ground clearance and is globally limited to 1,499 units.