However, in spite of sharing platform and engine technology with Mahindra, the new model from Ford will have a distinctive look and a sportier suspension setting. While the year 2019 has been dull for most carmakers, there has been no stopping them from launching new cars in India. It will also receive a 1. Tell us what you think. The cabin will offer segment-leading space for both front and rear occupants.
The company will make minor design changes to give it a Toyota-like profile. Tata Gravitas The first place in our list goes to Tata Gravitas, which is nothing but a 7-seater version of the Harrier. Expected Price — Rs 10 lakh — Rs 15 lakh Expected Launch — 2020-21 13. Expected Launch — 2020 Expected Price — Rs 9. The Gravitas will also mark the debut of a Hyundai-sourced 6-speed automatic transmission that will be even available in the Harrier. Kia Motors is ready to launch its first car — Seltos — in India on 22 nd August 2019. Most of its design bits and interior components are also likely to be carried over from the Triber.
It will directly rival the likes of Hyundai Creta, Nissan Kicks and Tata Harrier. Keeping this in mind, several manufacturers have planned a slew of seven-seater cars for our market. The new model will be a total replacement of the current model, which was launched way back in 2002 and has only received some facelifts until now. The Seltos will be offered with multiple engine options — a 140bhp, 1. Transmission on offer will be a 6-speed manual unit.
Expected Price — Rs 9 lakh — Rs 14 lakh Expected Launch — 2021. Rendering Unlike the Maruti Ertiga, which is available with both 1. It is based on the small-wide platform that also underpins the Compass. Far from it, in fact. Expected Price — Rs 7 lakh — Rs 9. Expected Price — Rs 11 lakh — Rs 16 lakh Expected Launch — H2, 2020 10. In fact, the Hector is already being sold with a 7-seat option in China, albeit as Wuling Almaz.
The facelifted version is likely to receive minor changes at the front and rear fascia. The motor will be sold with the Kryotec170 branding. . Called Carnival, the new model is already available with 2. The erstwhile leader of the segment will make way for an all-new model that will look far more modern and will be sold with additional features, a more competent platform and cleaner engines.
It will be equipped with several high-end comfort and convenience features. The former, which will be first one to arrive, will witness comprehensive cosmetic changes along with a bunch of new comfort, connectivity and safety features. It comes mated to a six-speed manual transmission. Expected Price — Rs 18 lakh — Rs 23 lakh Expected Launch — 2020 7. It will directly rival the Hyundai Creta and Renault Captur.
Expected Price — Rs 10. Expected Price — Rs 11 lakh — Rs 15 lakh Expected Launch — H2, 2020 9. Expected Price — Rs 9 lakh — Rs 12 lakh Expected Launch — 2020 5. The 2020 Mahindra Scorpio will boast a completely new design that will look more modern than that of the current vehicle but will retain the bold stance of the original model. The company is expected to launch the localised version of the global Suzuki Vitara, which has already been spotted testing on Indian roads.
Both manual and automatic transmissions are likely to be on offer. Toyota-badged Ertiga The Toyota Glanza, which is nothing but a rebadged Maruti Baleno, has been pretty successful with establishing itself well in the market. Interestingly, the 2020 Creta will be offered with two seating configurations — 5-seats and 7-seats. It will be powered by a Fiat-sourced 2. Mahindra is developing an all-new, state-of-the-art 2. This engine will also come with a 6-speed gearbox sourced from Mahindra.
All three powertrains get a standard 6-speed manual transmission along with three automatic gearbox options. Part-leather seats again of a different design are thought to be on the cards, and Ford is expected to launch a seven-seater, as well as a more upmarket six-seater version. It might also get new body colours and a few comfort and safety features. Major change will be made under the skin. It will be priced slightly over the Jeep Compass.
With the prolonged slowdown that has gripped the market notwithstanding, the demand for Seven-seater cars has increased in the last few years. If reports are to be believed, Jeep is aiming to price it around Rs 10 lakh for the base model. It is expected to be powered by in-house developed 1. The diesel model could also receive the 1. The next badge-engineered product to come from the Toyota-Suzuki alliance will be a Toyota-badged Ertiga, which will likely come with a reworked grille and a new interior upholstery. It will be priced slightly higher than the current model.