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2 weeks ago |
motorbeam.com | Aariz Rizvi
Audi India has introduced a new limited-run variant of its popular luxury sedan, the A4. Dubbed the Signature Edition, the model is priced at Rs. 57.11 lakhs (ex-showroom) and brings a host of cosmetic and feature enhancements aimed at elevating the sedan’s appeal. The A4 Signature Edition is distinguished by exclusive design elements such as specially painted alloy wheels with dynamic hub caps, a rear spoiler, stainless steel pedal caps and interior inlays finished in wood oak and natural grey.
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2 weeks ago |
motorbeam.com | Aariz Rizvi
Hyundai Motor India is gearing up to introduce its premium SUV, the Palisade, to the Indian market in 2028. Positioned at the top of Hyundai’s domestic portfolio, the Palisade will bring a new level of sophistication and performance, especially with its advanced hybrid powertrain. The Palisade will be powered by Hyundai’s next-generation 2.5-litre turbo-petrol hybrid engine, which generates a combined output of 334 HP and 460 Nm of torque.
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3 weeks ago |
motorbeam.com | Aariz Rizvi
KTM India has introduced a limited-period offer on the 390 Duke, providing a 10-year warranty at no additional cost. The extended warranty is valid for purchases made until 30th June, 2025 and is also transferable, offering added value to both new buyers and potential future owners. This move represents a significant step in customer assurance, highlighting KTM’s confidence in the reliability and longevity of the 390 Duke.
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3 weeks ago |
motorbeam.com | Aariz Rizvi
Tata Motors has officially launched the all-electric Harrier EV, with prices starting from Rs. 21.49 lakh (ex-showroom). The electric SUV, which enters the market as a rival to the upcoming Hyundai Creta EV, will be offered in three variants — Adventure, Fearless and Empowered — along with two battery pack options. Bookings are set to begin on 2nd July, 2025. Focusing on the entry-level Adventure variant, this base model will exclusively feature the smaller 65kWh battery pack.
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3 weeks ago |
motorbeam.com | Aariz Rizvi
Suzuki Motor Corporation has suspended production of its popular Swift subcompact model, excluding the Swift Sport, due to a shortage of essential components. According to sources familiar with the matter, the disruption is linked to China’s recent export restrictions on rare earth materials—key inputs for automotive components. The production halt began on May 26 and was initially expected to be temporary. However, plans for resumption have faced repeated delays.
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