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If you are looking to purchase a car soon, the following list has been segregated into different budgetary classes for your convenience. Simply pick the model you desire. However, before buying consider a car’s mileage, engine capacity, power and torque specifications, seating capacity as per number of family members, safety features and price point.
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If your budget is restricted to Rs.5 lakh, don’t worry. Here are some options you can consider:
Although not much is known about the next generation Alto from Maruti Suzuki, one can assume that the car manufacturer has already begun testing it.
One of the reasons this model is an awaited new car launch in India is because of its overall reputation as being a pocket-friendly family vehicle.
The upcoming car is expected to ship with a petrol engine, capable of exerting 69Nm of torque. Additionally, its engine may be able to generate power of up to 48PS.
Even though limited information has been leaked on the upcoming Volkswagen vehicle, we can still understand what to expect.
However, knowing the manufacturer, this budget model will deliver excellent mileage and power specifications when launched in the Indian market. Its USP will likely remain the affordable price tag.
This is the ideal price range if you want a good balance between performance and affordability. Also, when looking for the top upcoming cars in India 2021, the following names come to mind.
The BS-VI variant of the already popular TUV300 Plus is set to come out in 2021. Besides the updated emission rating, the new model is likely to sport similar specs as its BS-IV counterpart did. Torque and power ratings, for instance, will possibly remain at 320Nm and 120PS, respectively.
This vehicle is expected to arrive with three distinct transmission options, namely, a 6-speed manual model, a 7-speed DSG and a 6-speed torque converter. At this price point, the Kushaq is set to go up against the likes of the Hyundai Creta and Renault Duster.
The Rio was showcased during the Auto Expo 2018. By all reports, it will sport a 4-cylinder petroleum engine that would be able to generate up to 130 horsepower and 161Nm torque. You can choose between a 6-speed manual and a 6-speed automatic transmission model as per your preference. This vehicle looks to compete with the Maruti Suzuki Baleno and Hyundai Elite i20.
If you are a motorhead in the market for powerful vehicles, the following category should satisfy your needs perfectly.
The purported SUV from Hyundai is based on the Creta design. However, you can expect updated features and specifications when it does hit the market sometime this year.
While not much else is known about this model, it is still one of the most-awaited upcoming car launches in India. As of now, only a model with manual transmission is said to be in the works.
The BS6 version of the already popular Tata Hexa was supposed to hit markets in 2020, but its launch was postponed due to the pandemic.
The updated variant will sport a similar 2.2-litre engine, which delivers 400Nm torque and is capable of generating around 156PS power during peak performance.
Apart from this, owners can expect minor aesthetic and design changes to this updated Hexa model.
The second-generation XUV500 will reach the Indian markets by Q3 2021.
While not all of its features and specifications are public knowledge, some of the revealed info points to two variants – 2-litre petrol and 2.2-litre diesel engine models.
The car should also come with 6-speed gearbox options for both manual and automatic drivers.
This particular range of cars promises some of the most advanced features and luxury to owners.
Even though the Toyota C-HR was first spotted testing in 2018, its release has undergone immense delays. This model is based on the Toyota New Generation Architecture or TNGA, which is often restricted to a mature market. However, the company may decide to launch this SUV in India soon, owing to the immense potential for the automobile markets to grow in the country.
The petrol-based, manual transmission Kia Xceed is another one of the best upcoming cars in India. It was introduced at the Auto Expo 2020. If the international models are any indication, this vehicle should launch in three distinct engine variants. The most affordable petroleum model can generate powers of up to 120PS, while the other two models can generate 140PS and 204PS, respectively.
Kia will also offer a diesel model to consumers whose power rating is limited to 115PS. The car should also sport a 6-speed manual gearbox.
If budget is not a concern and you are ready to splurge on your first car, the following options should fulfill all your needs perfectly.
The Tiguan will receive a facelift in 2021, coming with a Turbo petrol engine, which can ensure the power of up to 190PS and a torque of up to 320Nm.
The 7-speed automatic dual-transmission is another factor to look forward to when buying this particular car. If you need a bigger space, consider opting for the Tiguan Allspace 7-seater. At any rate, this base model looks to compete with the likes of the Citroen C5 and the Jeep Compass.
This model was shown off at the Paris Motor Show in 2021. While slight design changes are expected, the 1.6-litre diesel engine is similar to the vehicle’s previous versions.
It can churn out maximum powers of up to 120bhp. The diesel variant also exerts a peak torque of up to 320Nm.
Models |
Ex- Showroom Price [Delhi] |
Maruti Suzuki Alto |
Rs.3 lakh |
Volkswagen Up |
Rs.4 lakh |
Mahindra TUV300 Plus |
Rs.9.92 lakh |
Skoda Kushaq |
Rs.9 lakh |
Kia Rio |
Rs.6 lakh |
Hyundai Alcazar |
Rs.13 lakh |
Tata Hexa |
Rs.14 lakh |
Mahindra XUV500 |
Rs.13 lakh |
Toyota C-HR |
Rs.17 lakh |
Kia Xceed |
Rs.20 lakh |
Volkswagen Tiguan |
Rs.28 lakh |
Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara |
Rs.22.70 lakh |