FIVE WORLD MOST POWERFUL CARS THAT WILL BE RELEASE WITHIN THE YEAR.

1. Toyota Yaris

When to expect: May 2018

Estimated Price: ₹ 8 - 12 Lakhs

Toyota has been soldiering on in the B-segment with the slow-selling Liva for quite some time now. The Japanese giant might want to enter the fray and grab the attention of car buyers who are shifting to premium products such as the Baleno and Elite i20 with a new premium hatchback.

2. Maruti Suzuki Ciaz Facelift

When to expect: June 2018

Estimated Price: ₹ 6 - 10 Lakhs

The Maruti Suzuki Ciaz is the Indian car maker’s C-segment offering. After a couple of years after its launch, the Ciaz finally gained momentum to surpass the Hyundai Verna and then the Honda City to become the C-segment leader, a first for Maruti in the Indian car market.

3. Honda New Amaze

When to expect: June 2018

Estimated Price: ₹ 5.5 - 6 Lakhs

Honda launched their first ever compact sedan, the Amaze, in India back in April 2013, thus creating a space for themselves in this extremely competitive segment. However, over the years, its competitors, with their new-generation cars, have inched ahead..

4, Volkswagen Vento Facelift

When to expect: December 2018

Estimated Price: ₹ 8 - 13 Lakhs

Vento, the C-segment contender from Volkswagen, was introduced in India back in 2010. In the last seven years, the Vento has received four updates and the fifth one is expected to be introduced this year. Like all other changes, even this one will be largely cosmetic and aimed at making the car look.

5.Audi SQ7

When to expect: June 2018

Estimated Price: ₹ 1 - 1.2 Crores

The Audi Q7 has been largely popular in the Indian market and with the launch of the new generation Q7 last year, the flagship Audi SUV has managed to stay in the front of the race for large luxury SUVs. 

Hyundai Kona coming June 2018.

Kona 2018

Hyundai recently launched the Kona for the global market and the manufacturer plans to attract the urban buyers with their new life-style vehicle .The Kona is an urban cross vehicle which takes its styling cues from Hyundai’s design language. Since it is based on the i20 platform, the Kona borrows several features from that car and will sit above the Elite i20.

The exterior of the vehicle exhibits cross-over treatment with body cladding and the roof rails. The front of the Kona is equipped with a sharp looking, full LED day time running lights with the headlamps integrated in the body cladding, right at the edge of the bumpers. The fog lamps sit lower and are integrated into the bumper lip of the car. The rear end also has similar futuristic styling cues such as sharp LED tail lamps and silver accentuated diffuse for the sporty touch.