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This is our round-up of the best that was showcased at the Auto Expo 2018.
Maruti Suzuki has launched the all-new 2018 Swift in India, with prices starting at Rs 4.99 lakh and going up to Rs 8.29 lakh. The Swift comes in 12 variants – six petrol and six diesel, with two automated manual transmission (AMT) variants in each engine choice.
Have a look at the new Swift here.
Delhi’s Auto Expo is the biggest automotive event in the country. The bi-annual Auto Expo pulls in international manufacturers vying to exploit the Indian automobile market, which is said to be one of the fastest-growing in the world.
In 2018, the event saw many manufacturers coming up with their plans for the country and abroad, and showcasing their lineups. This year’s highlight is a new company making it’s entry into India, KIA Motors, a South Korean brand and a sister company of Hyundai.
The Auto Expo is looked upon by manufacturers, customers and enthusiasts to experience what the industry has to offer at its best.
Here’s a look at the biennial event in 360-degrees here.
Yamaha launched its third version of the famous YZF R15, on Wednesday, 7 February, at the Auto Expo 2018 at a price of Rs 1.25 lakh (ex-showroom).
At this price, the newly improved and redesigned YZF R15, with its 155cc engine in tow, will go up against other full-fairing bikes like the Pulsar RS300 and the Karizma ZMR from Hero.
Also Read: Yamaha R15 Version 3.0 – First Look & Performance Upgrades
Read the full story and more on the new Yamaha R15 Version 3 here.
Honda unveiled the XBlade 160cc bike at the Auto Expo 2018. Along with several other updated 2018 models of its motorcycles, the Activa 5G automatic scooter was also introduced.
Honda claims the XBlade packs in segment-first features like an LED headlamp, a full LED tail lamp and a digital instrument cluster.
The bike boasts a 162.7 cc air cooled engine with 13.9 BHP of power and 13.9NM of torque, mated to a 5-speed gearbox. With these figures, the XBlade will be competing against rivals like Pulsar and Gixxer in the market.
Read the full story here.
Honda finally brought back its Civic to the market. The company came to this year’s Auto Expo with concepts and upcoming cars. The Sports EV that grabbed everyone’s attention at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2017 along with the futuristic NEU-V concept is set to garner a lot of attention from the masses.
The company also unveiled the next generation of three of its cars – the Amaze and CR-V.
Read more about the new Civic here and also catch the first look video.
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