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Renault to launch Kwid facelift on July 3

While Renault is yet to reveal details of the facelifted Kwid, previous spy shots suggest new exterior lighting elements and a revamped interior.
1 min read27 Jun '26
Dipan SurDipan Sur
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Renault to launch Kwid facelift on July 3

Current-spec Renault Kwid shown for representational purposes only.

Renault will debut the Kwid facelift on July 3. While further details of the facelifted Kwid are awaited, previous spy shots have hinted that the Kwid facelift could have a Dacia Spring-like exterior design and a revamped interior.

  1. Expected to continue with the same 1-litre engine
  2. Could have Y-shaped lighting elements and fresh alloys
  3. Interior is likely to feature a larger infotainment system

 

Tata Motors to sharpen focus on product quality, service

Carmaker will use predictive diagnostics, AI-based diagnostics and digital validation to improve product quality, manufacturing and after-sales services.
2 min read27 Jun '26
Dhruv DhakaDhruv Dhaka
Tata

Eighth-gen Hyundai Elantra revealed

Stylistically, the new Elantra is a radical departure from its svelte predecessor.
3 min read26 Jun '26
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2026 hyundai elantra
2026 hyundai elantra rear
2026 hyundai elantra

Renault-Geely JV expected to manufacture hybrid powertrains in India

India is likely to approve around USD 370 million investment from Horse Powertrain, as per a report by Bloomberg.
2 min read26 Jun '26
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Renault Geely

2026 BMW X6 M60i launched at Rs 1.78 crore

Its twin-turbo V8 engine produces the most power in the segment.
2 min read26 Jun '26
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BMW X6 M60i front quarter static

Honda 0 Alpha EV interior spied

It gets an enormous central touchscreen but doesn’t seem to skimp on physical controls.
2 min read26 Jun '26
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Honda 0 Alpha EV interior spied

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