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Touchscreen-equipped Hyundai i20 coming in July

Factory-fit touchscreen infotainment system to be offered on top-end i20s.
1 min read11 Jun '15
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Hyundai will soon offer the hugely popular i20 with a touchscreen infotainment system. The factory-fit system will include satellite navigation in addition to audio and telephone functions.

Interestingly, the introduction of this version of the i20 will coincide with the launch of the new Honda Jazz which is expected to come in around the same price. While the exact variant breakup of the Jazz is still not known, lower trim level cars will feature a dial-operated colour screen while top-spec cars will feature a touchscreen. Honda’s decision to offer the Jazz packed with equipment is likely to have prompted Hyundai to bring forward this new variant of the i20.  

When they go on sale, the Jazz and the i20 will be the only cars in the segment to offer touchscreen infotainment systems.

Fiat Abarth performance brand launching in August

Abarth 595 to be followed by 135bhp versions of Punto and Avventura.
3 min read11 Jun '15
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Mercedes-Benz doubles production capacity in India

Mercedes’ Chakan plant’s annual capacity upped to 20,000 units; GLA SUV becomes sixth model to be locally assembled.
1 min read11 Jun '15
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New BMW 7-series revealed

New 7-series is 130kg lighter than its predecessor; gets new straight-six engines.
3 min read11 Jun '15
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Mumbai coastal road project cleared by government

Government clears 35-km road project connecting Kandivali and Nariman Point in Mumbai; Coastal road aimed at decongesting the Western Express Highway.
1 min read10 Jun '15
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India-spec Maruti Suzuki S-Cross unveiled at IIFA awards 2015

The S-Cross gets Fiat-sourced 1.6-litre diesel that makes 118bhp; likely to launch next month.
1 min read10 Jun '15
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