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Hyundai to debut pickup truck in 2020

It will take cues from the Santa Cruz Concept shown at the Detroit Motor Show in 2015. A Kia version will follow soon after.
1 min read8 Dec '18
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Hyundai is gearing up to debut a pickup truck, in order to capitalise on this extremely popular segment in the US. The pickup truck will be based on the Santa Cruz concept that Hyundai had showcased at the 2015 Detroit Motor Show. The introduction of the new model has been confirmed by Luc Donckerwolke, new Chief Design Officer at the Hyundai Motor Group.

It is uncertain which segments the pickup truck will compete in – it could be placed in the smaller pickup truck market that is dominated by models such as the Ford Ranger and Toyota Tacoma, or look to take on the hugely successful Ford F-150 in the full-size segment.

Kia is expected to introduce a pickup truck on the same platform, soon after its Hyundai counterpart is released.

Hyundai has not said anything about an India launch for the pick-up truck.

India-spec Jeep Compass Trailhawk likely to come in diesel auto only

Compass Trailhawk for India will debut with BS-VI engine; likely to be priced around Rs 25 lakh.
2 min read8 Dec '18
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New Skoda Scala being evaluated for India

Even as focus remains on the cars to come out of the India 2.0 strategy, the plus-size hatchback could be introduced as a brand builder for our market.
2 min read7 Dec '18
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Mahindra Marazzo achieves four-star Global NCAP rating

Mahindra’s new Maruti Suzuki Ertiga rival comes with dual front airbags, ABS, a driver’s side seat-belt reminder and Isofix anchorages as standard across all variants.
2 min read7 Dec '18
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Tata Nexon secures five-star rating in Global NCAP crash tests

Updated version of Tata's compact SUV becomes the first made-in-India, sold-in-India vehicle to receive a perfect score from Global NCAP.
2 min read7 Dec '18
Amaan AhmedAmaan Ahmed
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New-gen Jeep Wrangler gets one-star Euro NCAP rating

The Wrangler scored poorly due to a lack of safety features such as AEB, lane keep assist and more.
1 min read7 Dec '18
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